HUMANIZED LOOK AS A NECESSARY CONDITION FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Abstract

The present study deals with the need for humanization of the human being and the look on the protection of human rights. Human life is not theorized, it is lived. The historical, cultural, social origins must structure the elaboration of legal instruments for the protection of humanity, otherwise, if not, there is a threat to humanity itself. Theoretical foundations do not hold up and are not sufficient for the formal framework for the protection of human rights. In this vein, the questioning of the realization of human rights, from the perspective presented, is strictly linked to the new order of ethical values ​​contained in Enrique Dussel's Ethics of Liberation which, although it uses theoretical categories, breaks with technical and abstractionist formalism, revealing itself as an authentic expression of cultural values, material conditions and the historicity of human beings in society. In order to achieve effective protection of human rights, with respect for humanity and not just formality, it is necessary to understand life as complex, heterogeneous, plural and seek the reproduction and development of life.