Legal regulation of humanitarian assistance in armed conflict: Achievements and gaps 1 1 See Jean Pictet, Développement et principes du droit international humanitaire, Pedone, Paris, 1983, p. 78. Pictet determines that there are three common principles to humanitarian law and human rights law: inviolability, non-discrimination and security. The first one, according to Pictet, means that "l'individu a droit au respect de sa vie, de son intégrité physique et morale et des attributs inséparables de la personnalité." 2 2 "The Court observes that the protection of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights does not cease in times of war (...) the right not arbitrarily to be deprived of one's life applies also in hostilities. The test of what is an arbitrary deprivation of life, however, then falls to be determined by the applicable lex specialis, namely, the law applicable in armed conflict." ICJ,
ResumenLos estudios sobre corresponsabilidad en el trabajo doméstico y en la sostenibilidad de la vida han valorado las desigualdades entre hombre y mujeres en el reparto de las funciones domésticas y de cuidado, pero -hasta el momento-han dejado de lado algunas tareas que por sus características resultan más difusas. Nuestra investigación pretende comprobar cuáles son las tareas que siguen siendo invisibles actualmente, de modo que puedan ser incorporadas para futuros análisis y colaborar, con esta visibilización, a su consideración social y a la corresponsabilidad plena como aspiración imprescindible de igualdad entre sexos.Palabras clave: Trabajo invisible, cuidados, visibilización, género, uso del tiempo, reparto por sexos, mujer, corresponsabilidad.
AbstractReports and statistics about joint responsibility in household work and in the sustainability of life have assessed the inequalities between men and women in the distribution of care and domestic functions up until the present moment. Our hypothesis is that some general household tasks have been ignored. Our research aims to check which tasks remain invisible even today, so that they can be incorporated into future analysis. The last objective is to collaborate with this visibility towards its social assessment, a first step to true joint responsibility as an indispensable aspiration of gender equality.
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