Análisis de los derechos vulnerados por el estado ecuatoriano en el caso Gonzales Lluy y otros vs. Ecuador, y la consecuente reparación integral establecida por la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos

Abstract

The present work realizes an analysis of the Gonzales Lluy and other Vs. Ecuador Case, in which the Inter-American Court of Human Rights established the international responsibility of the Ecuadoran State, as a result of violation of the rights to life and personal integrity, education of Thalía Gonzales and her family, and for the violation of the judicial guarantee in the reasonable term, in the criminal process continued by Teresa Lluy, Thalía´s mother, against the Red Cross of Cuenca; because of infection with HIV through transfusion of blood that Thalía was made when she was three years old. In addition, this work refers to the compliance of the repair measures established by the Inter-American Court and highlights the importance of the case to the international law; because in this case is the first time that the Inter-American Court, pronounced about the violation to the Additional Protocol to the American Convention about Human Rights in matter of Economic, Social and Cultural Rigths; In addition, for the first time the concept of "intersectional discrimination" was used.