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Critical analysis of international human rights jurisprudence in migration
Análisis crítico de la jurisprudencia internacional sobre derechos humanos en
contextos migratorios
Maribel José Giménez-Guariguata
gimenezmaribel1@gmail.com
Universidad Bolivariana de Venezuela, Punto Fijo, Falcón, Venezuela
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2178-9384
ABSTRACT
The aim of this article is to formulate a critical analysis of international jurisprudence on human
rights in migration contexts. This study was descriptive documentary with a bibliographic design.
The analysis of the 17 selected articles reveals key findings related to international human rights
jurisprudence in migration contexts. In particular, it highlights the challenges faced by migrants in
terms of access to fundamental rights such as health, protection from discriminatory practices
and the need for more inclusive and holistic policies. A critical analysis of international
jurisprudence on human rights in migration contexts highlights the urgent need to strengthen and
harmonise normative frameworks at both global and regional levels. Precarious access to
fundamental rights, such as health and education, as well as discriminatory practices in migration
control, highlight the persistent challenges faced by migrants.
Descriptors: Human rights; migration; migration policy (Source: UNESCO Thesaurus).
RESUMEN
El presente artículo tiene como objetivo formular un análisis crítico de la
jurisprudencia internacional sobre derechos humanos en contextos migratorios.
Este estudio fue descriptivo documental con un diseño bibliográfico. El análisis
de los 17 artículos seleccionados revela hallazgos clave relacionados con la
jurisprudencia internacional sobre derechos humanos en contextos migratorios.
En particular, se destacan los desafíos que enfrentan los migrantes en términos
de acceso a derechos fundamentales como la salud, la protección frente a
prácticas discriminatorias y la necesidad de políticas más inclusivas y holísticas.
El análisis crítico de la jurisprudencia internacional sobre derechos humanos en
contextos migratorios evidencia la necesidad imperiosa de robustecer y
armonizar los marcos normativos tanto a nivel global como regional. La
precariedad en el acceso a derechos fundamentales, como la salud y la
educación, así como las prácticas discriminatorias en el control migratorio,
destacan los desafíos persistentes que enfrentan los migrantes.
Descriptores: derechos humanos; migración; política migratoria. (Fuente:
Tesauro UNESCO).
Received: 09/02/2024. Revised: 15/02/2024. Approved: 16/03/2024. Published: 01/05/2024.
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INTRODUCTION
In the contemporary global context, migration emerges as a multidimensional
phenomenon that poses significant challenges for the protection of human rights.
International jurisprudence has played a crucial role in establishing standards and
guidelines aimed at guaranteeing the dignity and fundamental rights of persons
in situations of human mobility. However, these legal frameworks do not always
manage to encompass the complexity of contemporary migration realities,
especially when intertwined with restrictive national policies and discriminatory
practices.
Various studies have explored the impact of regulations and jurisprudence on the
rights of migrants in different regions, in this order, (Báez-Martínez et al. 2022)
highlight the precariousness of the human right to health of migrants in transit
through Mexico, underlining the vulnerability of this population in the face of
inadequate health systems. For his part, (Cabrera, 2023) analyses human
mobility and diversity in the light of Ecuadorian constitutional jurisprudence,
highlighting both advances and pending challenges in the protection of these
rights.
In Chile, (Domínguez-Valverde, 2020) questions whether Chilean migration law
yields to sovereign prerogatives of migration control, compromising the minimum
human rights of foreigners. Simultaneously, (Flores-Martínez et al. (2023) and
(Giménez-Guariguata, 2024) address human rights in the migration context from
a broader perspective, also considering social policies and the implications of
these rights in different spheres.
This analysis is supported by the work of authors such as (Hellman-Moreno,
2022), who examines the recent jurisprudence of the European Court of Human
Rights on irregular immigration, and (Illescas, 2023), who discusses the tensions
and challenges in the normative and jurisprudential development of the rights of
people in human mobility. In addition, studies on migration and its impacts on
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education and comprehensive well-being (Peláez et al., 2021) and on the
educational inclusion of child migrants in Latin America (Sánchez-Mojica, 2021)
will be considered.
This article aims to formulate a critical analysis of international jurisprudence on
human rights in migration contexts.
METHOD
This study was a descriptive documentary study with a bibliographic design, using
the analytical method and the technique of legal analysis of documents. A critical
analysis of international jurisprudence on human rights in migration contexts was
formulated, carrying out a review of the existing literature and relevant
jurisprudence on the subject.
The population of documents used for this analysis included a selection of 17
scientific articles located in Scielo, Latindex 2.0, Scopus, which addressed
various aspects of human rights in migration contexts.
The analytical method applied in this research focused on the legal analysis of
the selected documents. This approach made it possible to break down and
examine in detail the different parts that make up international jurisprudence on
human rights and migration. The technique of legal analysis of documents
consisted of reviewing and critically assessing the texts, identifying patterns,
divergences and convergences in legal interpretations.
Investigation procedure
First, 17 articles were selected that addressed issues relevant to international
human rights jurisprudence in migration contexts. Subsequently, a systematic
literature review was conducted to identify the main themes and debates in
international jurisprudence and their application in different national contexts.
A legal analysis of the selected documents was then carried out, breaking down
the arguments and examining the legal interpretations presented in each. This
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process allowed us to compare and contrast the different interpretations and
jurisprudential rulings, identifying common patterns and significant differences.
Finally, the results of the analysis were synthesised, highlighting the implications
for the protection of human rights in migration contexts and proposing
recommendations for future legal developments.
ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS
Based on the literature reviewed, the results of the research are presented:
Table 1. Documentary findings.
Author(s)
Year
Main theme
Key Findings
Báez-Martínez,
Cepeda-Arellano, &
Flores-Hernández
2022
Migrants' human
right to health
Migrants in transit through Mexico face
precariousness in their right to health due
to inadequate health systems.
Cabrera
2023
Human mobility
and diversity
Ecuadorian constitutional jurisprudence
shows advances and pending
challenges in the protection of migrants'
human rights.
Domínguez-Valverde
2020
Migration law and
human rights
Chilean migration law tends to yield to
sovereign prerogatives of migration
control, compromising the minimum
human rights of foreigners.
Flores-Martínez,
Zamarripa Esparza, &
Yáñez Soto
2023
Human rights and
social policies
It addresses human rights in the context
of social migration policies, highlighting
gaps in the implementation of
comprehensive policies.
Giménez-Guariguata
2024
Human Rights
and Migration
The interrelations between human rights
and migration are highlighted,
underlining the need for more holistic
approaches.
Gómez-Rodríguez &
Sandoval-Guevara
2022
Rights of nature
and human rights
It examines the relationship between the
rights of nature and human rights,
proposing an integrated vision for Latin
America and the Caribbean.
Gutiérrez-Silva,
Romero Borré, Arias
Montero, & Briones
Mendoza
2020
Migration:
Context and
Impact
Migration significantly affects education,
the economy and overall well-being,
requiring multifaceted responses.
Hellman-Moreno
2022
ECHR case law
on irregular
immigration
The European Court of Human Rights
has issued important rulings on irregular
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immigration, highlighting the protection
of rights in illegal immigration.
Illescas
2023
Rights of persons
in human mobility
It discusses the tensions and challenges
in the normative and jurisprudential
development of the rights of persons in
human mobility.
Morán-Mejía, Atencio-
González, & Moreno-
Arvelo
2022
Rights of
Venezuelan
migrants in a
pandemic
The pandemic exacerbated the human
rights violations of Venezuelan migrants
in Ecuador, highlighting the need for
more inclusive policies.
Pavez-Soto &
Colomés
2018
Human rights and
migration control
Arbitrary discrimination in border control
in Chile is analysed, highlighting human
rights violations.
Peláez, Gallego
Henao, Arroyave
Taborda, & Gaviria
Pérez
2021
Social impact of
migration
Migration as a social phenomenon has a
significant impact on education,
economy and overall well-being.
Salgado-Guzmán,
Solís-Salazar, &
Montiel-Rodríguez
2022
Human and
labour rights of
migrants
The human and labour rights of migrants
in Mexico are discussed, highlighting
deficiencies in their protection.
Sánchez-Mojica
2021
Child migration
and educational
inclusion
Child migration and its educational
inclusion are areas with important deficits
in the implementation of comprehensive
policies in Latin America.
Serrano-Cayamcela
2022
Universal
citizenship and
migration rights
It examines the principle of universal
citizenship in the Ecuadorian context,
arguing for broader protection of
migration rights.
Feddersen, Pascual, &
Rodríguez Atero
2022
Right to migrate
The human right to migrate in Latin
American legal systems presents
significant variations in its application
and protection.
Martínez-Lazcano
2021
Protection of
human mobility
The Inter-American Human Rights
System's protection parameters for
human mobility require updating and
more consistent application.
Source: Own elaboration.
The analysis of the 17 selected articles reveals key findings related to
international human rights jurisprudence in migration contexts. In particular, it
highlights the challenges faced by migrants in terms of access to fundamental
rights such as health, protection from discriminatory practices and the need for
more inclusive and holistic policies.
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The studies highlight the precariousness of the right to health of migrants in transit
through Mexico, the normative tensions in Chile and Ecuador, and the violation
of rights during the pandemic in Ecuador. The interrelationship between human
rights and migration is emphasised, proposing integrated approaches that
address the educational, economic and comprehensive welfare needs of
migrants. This analysis highlights the need to update and consistently apply
normative and jurisprudential frameworks to improve the protection of migrants'
human rights at the international and regional levels.
Precariousness of the right to health of migrants in transit through
Mexico
The situation of migrants in transit through Mexico reveals a significant
precariousness in their right to health, exacerbated by inadequate health
systems. The lack of adequate medical infrastructure and services places
migrants in a situation of extreme vulnerability (Báez-Martínez et al., 2022). This
context calls for a revision of public health policies to include specific measures
to address the needs of this mobile population, ensuring equitable and quality
access to essential medical services.
Human mobility and diversity in Ecuadorian constitutional
jurisprudence
In Ecuador, constitutional jurisprudence has shown progress and challenges in
the protection of migrants' human rights. Although important progress has been
made in the inclusion and recognition of the cultural diversity of migrants,
challenges persist in the effective implementation of these rights (Cabrera, 2023).
It is crucial that Ecuadorian authorities continue to strengthen the legal framework
and develop mechanisms that guarantee the full integration and protection of
migrants.
Sovereign prerogatives vs. human rights in the Chilean context
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Chilean migration law faces a conflict between sovereign prerogatives of
migration control and the minimum human rights of foreigners. Migration control
policies often compromise the basic rights of migrants, reflecting a tension
between national security and human rights protection (Domínguez-Valverde,
2020). To address this dilemma, a balance needs to be found that allows for
effective migration management without undermining the fundamental rights of
migrants.
Impact of social policies on the protection of migrants' human rights
Social policies play a crucial role in protecting the human rights of migrants. The
implementation of comprehensive policies that address the needs of migrants in
a holistic manner is essential (Flores-Martínez et al., 2023). Current shortcomings
in social policy highlight the need to develop more inclusive strategies that
consider economic, social and cultural aspects, thus ensuring adequate
protection of migrants' rights.
The relationship between human rights and migration: Holistic
approaches
The interrelationship between human rights and migration requires holistic
approaches that address the various dimensions of this phenomenon. Integrating
different perspectives and disciplines to develop policies and practices that
protect migrants' rights in a comprehensive manner is fundamental (Giménez-
Guariguata, 2024). A holistic approach makes it possible to address not only the
immediate needs of migrants, but also their long-term rights, promoting
sustainable inclusion in host societies.
Integration of the rights of nature and human rights in Latin America
and the Caribbean
The integration of the rights of nature and human rights offers an innovative vision
for the Latin American and Caribbean region. Recognising the interdependence
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between environmental rights and human rights can provide a more sustainable
and equitable framework for addressing migration challenges (Gómez-Rodríguez
& Sandoval-Guevara, 2022). This approach can provide a more sustainable and
equitable framework for addressing migration challenges, considering both the
protection of people and the conservation of the environment.
Challenges and normative tensions in the protection of the rights of
persons in human mobility
Tensions and challenges in normative and jurisprudential development on the
rights of people in human mobility are evident. Current norms often fail to
adequately protect migrants, creating gaps in the implementation of their rights
(Illescas, 2023). It is imperative that legal reforms take into account the changing
realities of migration, adapting laws to provide more effective and consistent
protection.
The pandemic's impact on the human rights of Venezuelan migrants in
Ecuador
The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated human rights violations against
Venezuelan migrants in Ecuador. Emergency measures and the health crisis
have deepened the difficulties faced by migrants, limiting their access to essential
services and increasing their vulnerability (Morán-Mejía et al., 2022). This
situation underscores the need for emergency policies that are inclusive and
respectful of human rights, even in times of crisis.
Arbitrary discrimination in border control in Chile
Arbitrary discrimination in border control in Chile is a problem that seriously
affects the human rights of migrants. Discriminatory practices at the border result
in the violation of basic rights, creating a hostile environment for migrants (Pavez-
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Soto & Colomés, 2018). It is essential to adopt border control policies that respect
the dignity and rights of all persons, avoiding any form of arbitrary discrimination.
Impact of migration on education, economy and overall wellbeing
Migration has a significant impact on education, the economy and the overall well-
being of societies. Migration affects these aspects, underlining the need for
comprehensive policies that address these challenges in a coordinated manner
(Peláez et al., 2021). By recognising migration as a multifaceted phenomenon,
policies can be designed to maximise benefits and mitigate negative impacts on
receiving communities.
Protecting the human and labour rights of migrants in Mexico
The human and labour rights of migrants in Mexico face numerous shortcomings.
The protection of these rights needs to be strengthened through fair labour
policies and effective monitoring mechanisms (Salgado-Guzmán et al., 2022).
Ensuring that migrants receive fair treatment and decent working conditions is
essential for their integration and well-being in Mexican society.
Challenges in the educational inclusion of child migrants in Latin
America
The educational inclusion of migrant children in Latin America is an area with
significant deficits. The lack of comprehensive policies and adaptive approaches
limits access to quality education for migrant children (Sánchez-Mojica, 2021). It
is crucial to develop inclusive education policies that consider the specific needs
of these children, promoting their integration and academic development in their
new environments.
Principle of universal citizenship and protection of migrant rights in
Ecuador
The principle of universal citizenship in the Ecuadorian context offers an
innovative perspective for the protection of migration rights. Advocating for an
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extension of this principle, allowing for broader and more effective protection of
migrants' rights, is crucial (Serrano-Cayamcela, 2022). Implementing this
approach can help overcome current limitations and ensure greater equality and
justice for migrants in Ecuador.
The human right to migrate in Latin American legal systems
The human right to migrate in Latin American legal systems presents significant
variations in its application and protection. Exploring how different countries have
adopted this right and the challenges associated with its implementation is critical
(Feddersen et al., 2022). Harmonising legal approaches at the regional level can
strengthen the protection of this right and facilitate human mobility in safer and
more dignified conditions.
Updating and consistent application of the parameters of protection of
the inter-American human rights system
The Inter-American Human Rights System's protection parameters for human
mobility require updating and more consistent application. Current standards are
often not applied uniformly, creating inconsistencies in the protection of migrants'
rights (Martínez-Lazcano, 2021). These parameters need to be reviewed and
updated to ensure effective and homogenous protection across the region,
adapting to new migration realities.
CONCLUSIONS
A critical analysis of international jurisprudence on human rights in migration
contexts highlights the urgent need to strengthen and harmonise normative
frameworks at both global and regional levels. Precarious access to fundamental
rights, such as health and education, as well as discriminatory practices in
migration control, highlight the persistent challenges faced by migrants. The
COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated these vulnerabilities, underscoring the
urgency of developing inclusive and holistic policies that integrate diverse
perspectives and legal disciplines.
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To ensure effective protection of the human rights of migrants, it is essential to
update and consistently apply existing regulations, promoting a sustainable and
equitable approach that considers both individual rights and the preservation of
the natural environment. In this regard, the adoption of principles such as
universal citizenship may offer a promising avenue towards greater justice and
equity for all people in human mobility.
FUNDING
Non-monetary
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
There is no conflict of interest with persons or institutions involved in research.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Migrants confronted with the defence of their human rights.
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