El sentido de la justicia y los derechos. Perspectivas desde Alfonso Villa

Natural, human and citizen, fundamental and human rights are established as a category to which common elements are attributed, such as ownership, the guarantor entity, the legal framework that establishes them and the ethical and moral principles that are provided as their foundation; however, these features have changed significantly over time conditioned by the circularity of constant and simultaneous self-interpretation that occurs between the sense of what is just and the ethical, moral and legal categories of justice. The sensibility that is established ‘logal’, ‘fonal’ and common forms the cooriginal structure of the social animal, which learns what is just for a given time and community. This sensitivity to justice acts as a link for the elements of rights, making it difficult to distinguish them, but at the same time it unfolds them from their dynamism, constantly updating them.