Trata de personas y vulneración de Derechos Humanos a la luz de la normativa ecuatoriana

Abstract

The research sought to address the phenomenon of human trafficking and the violation of Human Rights in the light of Ecuadorian regulations, carrying out an exhaustive study of national and international legal material regarding this illicit activity. For this, with the compilation of the most recent previous research and knowledge, it was obtained that human trafficking is a global phenomenon, which directly affects human rights, where the main victims of exploitation are women, minors and the migrant population. Thus, in the face of this, the general objective pursued by this investigation was to analyze the regulations in force in Ecuador on human trafficking, by identifying the national and international instruments applicable for the protection of the rights of the victims of this illicit practice. The study and analysis of all the legal material, made it possible to answer the questions raised regarding, what is the regulations with which the Ecuadorian State protects the human rights of people who are victims of trafficking? And. What legislative, institutional and public policy measures have been taken to combat human trafficking? Finally, through the normative and synthetic analytical method, it was achieved among the results, to determine that there are abundant regulations at the national and international level that protect the human rights of victims of trafficking, but that, being a crime that improves their ways of constantly operating, it is needed that the organs and institutions of the Ecuadorian State, in addition to international organizations, know and pursue this crime, invisible to society, coordinating strategies together, which allows them to act focused on the same objectives, achieving effective results in the search for a world without human trafficking.