The contradictory relationship between security and human rights

IF 0.5 Q4 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY

Revista Criminalidad Pub Date : 2023-11-10 DOI:10.47741/17943108.484

Luis Carlos Arbeláez Villegas

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Abstract

Security and human rights have a contradictory relationship. The crux of the problem lies in the tension that exists between the different approaches to security and the protection of human rights in different contexts and periods, in which fear plays a fundamental role. This review article describes how the public security, citizen security and human security perspectives can be manipulated so that they do not fulfil the objective of guaranteeing human rights and citizen freedoms and actually end up promoting the violation or limitation of these. In other words, these approaches exhibit the oppositional logic that states that what is gained in security is lost in rights, a perspective which ignores the dynamics that should accompany democratic regimes, where security is not an end in itself, but rather a means by which the state and its institutions can guarantee the effective enjoyment of human rights and civil liberties.

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安全与人权的矛盾关系

安全和人权是一种相互矛盾的关系。问题的关键在于，在不同的情况和时期，不同的安全和保护人权的办法之间存在着紧张关系，恐惧在其中起着根本的作用。这篇评论文章描述了如何操纵公共安全、公民安全和人的安全观点，使它们不能实现保障人权和公民自由的目标，而实际上最终助长了对这些的侵犯或限制。换句话说，这些方法表现出一种对立的逻辑，即在安全中获得的东西在权利中失去，这种观点忽视了民主制度应该伴随的动力，在民主制度中，安全本身不是目的，而是国家及其机构能够保证有效享受人权和公民自由的一种手段。

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Revista Criminalidad CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-

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0.50

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20 weeks

期刊介绍： Revista Criminalidad (Rev. Crim.) is a publication aimed at disclosing original investigation and research results as well as unpublished works offering significant contributions to the fields of criminology, criminality and related disciplines. Likewise, it exposes quantitative and qualitative analyses and information regarding crimes and infringements in the Colombian territory. This journal is addressed to the national and international scientific-academic community carrying out studies relating to its thematic area. It is a publication of the Criminal Investigation Directorate and INTERPOL –DIJIN– of the National Police of Colombia, released three times a year in April, August, and December. It was created in 1958 as an annual publication until 2007 when it became bi-annual. In 2013, it began to be published three times a year. It was assigned code ISSN in 2004 and the virtuaI ISSN in 2012, after which it was included in indexation and information systems.