El Peculiar Reconocimiento Constitucional Jalisciense y campechano de los derechos humanos

Abstract

This article aims to show
the exceptional nature of the Jalisco and
Campeche constitutions in relation to
the recognition of human rights compared to the rest of the constitutions in
Mexico. The comparative method is used
to highlight that Jalisco and Campeche
provide a higher level of protection of
human rights than that recognized in
any other Federal Entity and even in the
federal constitution. The content of this
recognition is analyzed by listing the international instruments that are added in
Jalisco and Campeche to the catalog of
international treaties included in the national constitution. Afterwards, the scope and limits that the recognition of the
Jalisco and Campeche constitutions has
in practice to protect the human rights of
individuals are studied. It concludes by
pointing out that the recognition of human rights contained in the Jalisco