Visión a los derechos de las personas lesbianas gays bisexuales transexuales intersexuales en el sistema penitenciario ecuatoriano

Abstract

In recent years, the reality and socio-legal situation of sexual minorities has been distinguished; supervened by the systematized existence of violence and discrimination, which has been legitimized by society itself, for reasons of gender identity or sexual orientation. The theme of this research is directed to the study of the Rights of Intersex Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transsexual people in the Ecuadorian prison system.LGBTI people are shown as one of the most vulnerable groups from the perspective of rights, they become invisible subjects, victims of abuse, cruel treatment and social ostracism, which directly affects their personal integrity and holistic development. Through doctrinal and legal research, the living conditions and the situation of the rights of LGBTI people held in detention centers will be analyzed.For the methodological foundation, sources of information, methods and research techniques relevant to the development of the research were used, through the application of a survey to a selected group of legal professionals, LGBTI people and other interested parties related to the subject; allowed to respond to the objectives set, reaching the conclusions and recommendations that conjecture the purpose of this investigation.In this way, it is visualized that the Ecuadorian prison system, as it is currently conceived, only makes a difference between men and women, limiting and arranging social rehabilitation centers and pavilions for these two types of gender, but it does not consider people of other genders that coexist in society. In this sense, emphasis is placed on a prison system that manages inclusive and egalitarian social rehabilitation, considering sexual orientation or gender identity, with the purpose of safeguarding the freedom and individual rights of all persons deprived of liberty, including the group. of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transsexuals, Intersexuals, in this way the perspective of gender and sexual diversity would be gradually incorporated in Ecuador.