Integral repair of the ecuadorian state to the victims of the prison system.

Abstract

This article was developed with the objective of exploring how the context related to the integral reparation of the Ecuadorian State to the victims of the prison system has developed, through a methodology based on a qualitative approach that will be substantiated through the use of the technique called interview. The purpose of applying this methodology will be to listen and understand a sample that can represent those people who have suffered this type of loss and who feel they have not received any support from the Ecuadorian State. In discussing the results, in summary, it is pertinent that measures are taken to prevent prison massacres, such as providing adequate supervision, improving living conditions in prisons, and working to reduce overcrowding. Finally, as the most important conclusion, it has been found that from the constitutional and jurisprudential normative point of view and within the framework of regulatory laws, the effective and timely protection of the rights recognized in international human rights treaties must be considered by the Ecuadorian State in an attempt to safeguard the proportionality that must exist between the legal remedies and the damages suffered by the direct and indirect victims of the prison crisis in the country.