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Adopción de menores de edad por parejas homosexuales en unión de hecho en Ecuador
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El presente trabajo de investigación, titulado “Adopción de menores de edad por parejas homosexuales en unión de hecho en Ecuador”, se ha desarrollado por las diversas polémicas y propuestas derivadas de la aprobación de la unión de hecho y matrimonio homosexual en Ecuador y diversas partes del mundo. El código de la Niñez y Adolescencia alude a la protección integral que el Estado, la sociedad y la familia deben garantizar a todos los niños, niñas y adolescentes, respecto al derecho de tener una familia y a la convivencia familiar, por ello el objetivo general es presentar un anteproyecto de la ley reformatoria al Código de la Niñez y Adolescencia, orientado a la adopción de menores de edad por parejas homosexuales en unión de hecho en Ecuador, para garantizar el principio de igualdad y con ello se pretende establecer si la norma constitucional es aplicable, por ello la exposición de los argumentos tanto jurídicos, psicológicos, sociológicos y científicos, los argumentos de las personas que personalmente integran la comunidad LGBTI y otros quienes mantienen criterios tradicionales, moralistas o religiosos. La metodología de la investigación es de Enfoque profesionalizador, misma que incluye instrumentos de medición y técnicas para el planteamiento del problema y recolección de la información de las entrevistas mediante la población/muestra estudiada; la cual fue procesada y analizada, para la obtención de resultados. El principal resultado es dar a conocer la factibilidad de la propuesta, respaldada con argumentos válidos a nuestro juicio y enfatizar que la actual Constitución de la República del Ecuador, mantiene una regla constitucional discriminatoria respecto a la igualdad de derechos, de la familia y la protección de las niñas y niños, estos conceptos deben ir de la mano, al momento que los legisladores deban tomar una decisión en una consulta de ley respecto al tema que trata la investigación, deben aplicar la protección del interés del niño que se quiera adoptar y que no influya en la decisión la orientación sexual, sino el estudio de los antecedentes y condiciones del adoptante, para asegurar que la niña o niño se desarrolle en un ambiente seguro, de respeto, solvente y feliz para que pueda desarrollarse priorizando su integridad física, mental, intelectual, familiar, social y emocional. Y es así, como concluimos planteando soluciones enmarcadas a las realidades que se han venido suscitando en países en los cuales la adopción por parejas del mismo sexo es legal y cómo la sociedad lo ha tomado en el proceso, manteniendo siempre las recomendaciones preventivas y de reparación que susciten al momento de implantar la propuesta.
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Benavides Sarango, Mishela Stefany
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mishell_stefani@hotmail.com
(2022)
Adopción de menores de edad por parejas homosexuales en unión de hecho en Ecuador.
Masters thesis, UNSPECIFIED.
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El presente trabajo de investigación, titulado “Adopción de menores de edad por parejas homosexuales en unión de hecho en Ecuador”, se ha desarrollado por las diversas polémicas y propuestas derivadas de la aprobación de la unión de hecho y matrimonio homosexual en Ecuador y diversas partes del mundo. El código de la Niñez y Adolescencia alude a la protección integral que el Estado, la sociedad y la familia deben garantizar a todos los niños, niñas y adolescentes, respecto al derecho de tener una familia y a la convivencia familiar, por ello el objetivo general es presentar un anteproyecto de la ley reformatoria al Código de la Niñez y Adolescencia, orientado a la adopción de menores de edad por parejas homosexuales en unión de hecho en Ecuador, para garantizar el principio de igualdad y con ello se pretende establecer si la norma constitucional es aplicable, por ello la exposición de los argumentos tanto jurídicos, psicológicos, sociológicos y científicos, los argumentos de las personas que personalmente integran la comunidad LGBTI y otros quienes mantienen criterios tradicionales, moralistas o religiosos. La metodología de la investigación es de Enfoque profesionalizador, misma que incluye instrumentos de medición y técnicas para el planteamiento del problema y recolección de la información de las entrevistas mediante la población/muestra estudiada; la cual fue procesada y analizada, para la obtención de resultados. El principal resultado es dar a conocer la factibilidad de la propuesta, respaldada con argumentos válidos a nuestro juicio y enfatizar que la actual Constitución de la República del Ecuador, mantiene una regla constitucional discriminatoria respecto a la igualdad de derechos, de la familia y la protección de las niñas y niños, estos conceptos deben ir de la mano, al momento que los legisladores deban tomar una decisión en una consulta de ley respecto al tema que trata la investigación, deben aplicar la protección del interés del niño que se quiera adoptar y que no influya en la decisión la orientación sexual, sino el estudio de los antecedentes y condiciones del adoptante, para asegurar que la niña o niño se desarrolle en un ambiente seguro, de respeto, solvente y feliz para que pueda desarrollarse priorizando su integridad física, mental, intelectual, familiar, social y emocional. Y es así, como concluimos planteando soluciones enmarcadas a las realidades que se han venido suscitando en países en los cuales la adopción por parejas del mismo sexo es legal y cómo la sociedad lo ha tomado en el proceso, manteniendo siempre las recomendaciones preventivas y de reparación que susciten al momento de implantar la propuesta.
| Item Type: | Thesis (Masters) |
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| Uncontrolled Keywords: | Adopción, Homosexualidad, Interés superior del niño, Discriminación, Familia diversa |
| Subjects: | Subjects > Social Sciences Subjects > Teaching |
| Divisions: | Europe University of Atlantic > Teaching > Final Master Projects Ibero-american International University > Teaching > Final Master Projects |
| Date Deposited: | 24 Oct 2023 23:30 |
| Last Modified: | 24 Oct 2023 23:30 |
| URI: | https://repositorio.uneatlantico.es/id/eprint/1140 |
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