Promoción del Estado Social de Derecho en Colombia para garantizar la inclusión y la igualdad de acceso a la justicia para todos en cumplimiento de los objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible en el período comprendido septiembre de 2015 a junio de 2021

Abstract

This research is a reflection of the promotion of the Social State of Law in Colombia to guarantee inclusion and equality in access to justice for all in compliance with the objectives of the ODS. It is pertinent to bring up what guarantees and protects the Social State of Law? The Social State of Law must guarantee and protect the fundamental rights of citizens from the structure, organization and functioning of the State, as a budget for the realization of human dignity, so that material equality is effective in reality and does not remain in the simple norm, removing the impediments that do not make its fullness effective. Several questions arise if in Colombia as a Social State of Law access to justice as a fundamental principle of democracy and as a substantive expression of equality before the law equally to all citizens, anyone who resorts to the courts of justice to do assert their rights: does the State provide guarantees to protect access to justice? Are there public policies necessary to overcome obstacles and difficulties that certain groups have for the effective enjoyment of access to justice? Are alternative dispute resolution methods available to all? A principle of justice in a democratic society requires that legal services be available to those who do not have the economic means to obtain them. . The type of research is descriptive, sensing the need to include the review of scientific articles for the state of the art, which delimits its importance for issues as complex as the analysis of guaranteeing inclusion and equal access to justice for all in compliance with the objectives of the ODS; however, the approach is mixed understood as that process that collects, analyzes and links quantitative and qualitative data in the same study with a historical-hermeneutic paradigm