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Item El Derecho De Herencia De Hijos De Crianza En Colombia.(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2023) Marín Álvarez, Estefanía; Giraldo Ángel, Laura Andrea (Asesor)Currently, the family is no longer comprised solely of a man and a woman, as the concept of family has evolved since constitutional law, when the High Court issued various rulings in favor of an inclusive society. This paper addresses the issue of inheritance rights for foster children in Colombia, analyzing jurisprudential considerations and how the law has granted equal treatment to these children compared to biological or adopted children. This conceptual evolution, driven by the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court since Ruling T-522/11 and the movement for the recognition of same-sex couples and sexual diversity, is based on the principle of equality enshrined in Article 13 of the Political Constitution, which requires the State to provide comprehensive protection for the family without discrimination based on sexual orientation or any other reason. The general objective of this work is to describe the foster family and the right of inheritance that is established through this voluntary union, with specific objectives of explaining the concept, outlining the right to inheritance and specifying conclusions, using a qualitative and descriptive methodology with a deductive approach through the hermeneutic method, based on information extracted from scientific databases and university repositories.Item Ensayo Acceso A La Internet Como Derecho Fundamental Para La Construccion De La Ciudadania Digital.(2023) Ramirez Galindo, Mario Alejandro; Sinisterra Quintero, Juliana (Asesor)The purpose of the following article falls on the analysis of internet access as a fundamental right in a nascent status, from the analysis of the social, economic and political situations that develop in the Colombian population, seeking support in various constitutional, doctrinal, and judicial theories and legal systems, in order to study in depth the relevance of the internet and access to it within the Colombian legal system and how information technologies have managed to modify not only the way people relate to each other but also access to the justice, the delivery and development of it, for the realization of this has been raised as a general objective to analyze the impact that the internet has achieved in the various interaction processes in society that has facilitated relationships between people, and based on The development of three chapters focused on solving this problem.Item La Tipificación del Feminicidio en Colombia y su Impacto en la Protección de los Derechos de las Mujeres en el Valle del Cauca (2015-2024)(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2024) Cruz Ramos, Kevin Gerald; Roldán Burgos, David Alejandro; Núñez Montes, José Rodrigo (Asesor)Item Prevalencia De Los Derechos De Los Niños.(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2023) Ortiz López, Sebastian; Giraldo Ángel, Laura Andrea (Asesor)Item Trazando Un Camino Hacia La Dignidad: Análisis De La Eutanasia Para Pacientes Con Intenso Dolor En Colombia A La Luz De La Sentencia C-233/2021, Caso De Martha Sepúlveda.(Universidad Santiago de Cali, 2024) Arizala Gonzalez, Maria Alexandra; Ospina Molina, Pablo Sergio (Asesor)The subjectivity of euthanasia is a highly controversial and ethical issue that generates profound debates in society and in the legal and medical fields. Colombia has been a pioneer in the recognition of this right through Constitutional Court rulings C-239/97 and C-233/2021, which established the legal framework for its practice, initially in cases of terminal illness and later extending it to non-terminal patients with intense suffering, including active (direct action) and passive (withholding of treatment) euthanasia. Current research focuses on analyzing the repercussions of Ruling C-233/2021 to identify deficiencies in its application, as evidenced in cases such as that of Martha Sepúlveda, with the aim of proposing improvements that ensure effective respect for the right to a dignified death, which continues to be delayed in the country.