El acceso a la salud de la niñéz migrante irregular como grupo vulnerable en México

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Authors: Tania Edith Reyes García
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Abstract

This paper looks at the importance of analysing access to health as a human right for migrant children in an irregular situation in Mexico, who are considered a vulnerable group due to the disadvantages they face because of their biological age and mobility. The State's obligation to protect these rights, as mentioned in the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, is analysed. Access to health should be granted by the Mexican state to all people equally, regardless of their migratory status, through health services that should be linked to a system of political and administrative organisation. For this reason, this paper uses the theory of social systems (Luhman, 2012). This paper studies the Mexican health system and analyses the legal, political and governmental subsystems, as well as the communication that must exist between them, for the correct functioning of the health system.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Migration Racism and Human Rights Venezuelan Migration and Society Human Rights and Immigration

Publication details

Journal / source
Derecho Global Estudios sobre Derecho y Justicia
Volume
11
Issue
32
Pages
219–250
Publication date
1 March 2026
Language
EN