La regulación de la trata de seres humanos derivada de situaciones de conflictos armados

Entre silencios y enfoque estatocéntrico en la (des)protección de los derechos humanos

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  • Luiz Henrique Garbellini Filho Universidad de Sevilla

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https://doi.org/10.46661/ripp(ijpt).10662

Palabras clave:

trata de seres humanos, conflictos armados, enfoque estatocéntrico, derechos humanos

Resumen

El artículo analiza el régimen regulatorio de la (des)protección de los derechos humanos en el combate a la trata de seres humanos derivada de situaciones de conflictos armados (TSHDSCA). Este análisis es desarrollado con foco en el Protocolo de Palermo y en su controvertida extensión a los casos de TSHDSCA. El argumento central es que existen dos campos principales de problemáticas amenazan la garantía holística e integral de los derechos de las víctimas y de las personas en riesgo de serlo. Uno relativo a los silencios sobre las particularidades de la TSHDSCA en el diseño del referido Protocolo. El otro vinculado a su enfoque estatocéntrico desdoblado en la securitización de las migraciones y en el modelo criminógeno de abordaje contra la TSHDSCA.

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2024-12-20

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Garbellini Filho, L. H. (2024). La regulación de la trata de seres humanos derivada de situaciones de conflictos armados: Entre silencios y enfoque estatocéntrico en la (des)protección de los derechos humanos . Revista Internacional De Pensamiento Político, 19, 41–66. https://doi.org/10.46661/ripp(ijpt).10662

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