Based on human dignity as a fundamental principle, the academic of the Department. of Legal Sciences and the ULS Law degree, Mg. Elizabeth Escobar Toro addressed Human Rights from a Gender perspective.

The 35th talk of the second cycle on Human Rights, held by the University of La Serena, took place before about 4 spectators. On this occasion, the exhibition was in charge of Mg. Elizabeth Escobar, academic of the Dept. of Cs. Legal and ULS Law studies, who recalled the fundamental principle of Human Rights and shared in depth relevant aspects about the cultural and legislative evolution of Human Rights from a gender perspective.

At the end of the talk, the speaker responded live to each of the questions asked by the audience through the chat. In this space, for example, she discussed the importance of cultural change to achieve gender equality according to the roles that women currently play in our society.

On the other hand, he also reflected on how the state of pandemic helped us make visible the difficulties and shortcomings that we still have to resolve in legislative matters.

The initiative broadcast live through the Zoom platform, the YouTube channel for Linking with the ULS Media and by UESTV, is promoted by the General Area of ​​Coordination of Rights and Duties for Comprehensive Training - AGDDFI - and the Department of Cs. Legal Department of the FACSEJ, in collaboration with the Directorate of Liaison with the Environment and Extension and the ULS Graduate Monitoring Office, and corresponds to the fourth of the cycle of Human Rights talks, which provides the community with 6 instances to dialogue in around different areas of human rights.

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Written by Paz Montecinos Kam - Chings, DirCom