Women´s right of access to justice in México: Judging with a gender perspective

Abstract

The right of access to justice is an unrestricted right enshrined in international treaties and in the Mexican constitution, its full exercise should be for everyone, despite this when we focus attention on the problem of violence exercised in against women, the response of the justice system has not produced a restorative effect for the victims. The State has a robust regulatory framework with a protectionist spirit towards the human rights of women, however, the violence exercised against them generates worrying figures and the response of the state system violates the exercise of their right of access to information. justice promptly and expeditiously; roles and stereotypes and the lack of a true gender perspective with an intersectional approach distances women victims of violence from justice.