Validity of Human Rights in digital activity

Flores N.M.O.; Tocas L.M.D.; Gutiérrez R.M.M. · Revista de Filosofia (Venezuela) (2022) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7309119

Resumen

The purpose of the research is to analyze the validity of human rights during digital activity, since new work relationships are likely to serve to undermine work achievements when rapacity prevails against individual and collective well-being. It is a bibliographical study of a diachronic nature from the deductive rationalist approach. It identifies the consequent stress of the overexploitation of those who work together with the transfer of value when the activities are virtually legally unregulated. Therefore, it insists on the legislative appropriation of societies for the normalization of social practices for the benefit of the collective. The implementation of mechanisms that avoid work stress is demanded as strategies that give rise to the best conditions. It implies restraint and cultural responsibility as ethical provisions that allow correct situations, by repealing permissiveness for the production of fair coexistence.

Instituciones: Universidad César Vallejo