El derecho a la vivienda digna en Colombia
Keywords:
Adequate housing, fundamental rights, social, economic and cultural rights.Abstract
The right to adequate housing is a constitutional provision stated in Article 51 of Colombian Political Constitution. It is an assistance right that requires a previous legal development and has to be directly delivered by the government (State in US law) or by the associated entities created and aimed at that purpose. The Constitutional Court has set that, though this right does not belong to the group of the fundamental rights, the State (Government in US law) must provide the necessary rules to grant the Colombian people an adequate housing under equal conditions, as well as specific legal guidelines. Since it does not constitute a fundamental right, it is constitutionally protected only when acts or omissions may entail a violation of humane dignity.
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