CIUDADANÍA Y MIGRACIÓN: ¿DERECHOS PARA AQUÉLLOS SIN PERTENENCIA?

Abstract

This work starts from a reality, that of the immense number of forced migrants/refugees who, as victims of forces they cannot control resulting from the massive economic, social and political upheavals, go to and fro in rapid and ceaseless movement. This flow of millions of individuals is not effectively regulated by the states. The legal-political instruments, which in the past confronted only vaguely similar problems, are today completely inadequate. The concept of citizenship based on national identity is unable to solve the difficulties arising from a growing demand for justice, for rights, by a population that wants to stop being treated as an object but that does not belong to a specific identity nor desires it. The solution proposed is the defense of a universal conception of human rights requiring international courts capable of enforcing them.