Derecho a la subsistencia digna y la seguridad social integral en Colombia: una realidad desde la perspectiva del trabajo informal

Abstract

The unnamed right to subsistence was born in recognition of the principle of interpretation of the Constitutional Court in connection with the fundamental right to life and human dignity, derived from the analysis of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; in which essential necessity conditions for all citizens within the subsistence are reaffirmed, such as Integral Social Security, under the understanding of full citizen inclusion. For several decades Colombia has been the scene of constant transformations and socio-political and economic changes that have influenced the socio-cultural and economic development of the country, this reality has led to the increase in social differences, the lack of opportunities and greater inequality. In the quality of life of its citizens. The objective of this work is to analyze what is the right to subsistence and comprehensive social security from the perspective of the informal labor reality in Colombia according to national legislation and the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court in accordance with the theoretical postulates of Amartya Sen & Martin Urquijo.