The scope and limits of the Jurisdiction of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights established in art. 25 of. The Convention statute of the Central American Court of Justice.
This research, conducted by Diego Cuarezma Zapata, who holds the position of Director of the Master's Program in International Law at the Institute for Legal Study and Research (INEJ), focuses on examining the scope and limits of the jurisdiction of the Central American Court of Justice (CCJ) in the field of Human Rights. This study focuses on the analysis of what is established by Article 25 of the Statute of the CCJ and the Tegucigalpa Protocol of 1991, highlighting its fundamental objective of guaranteeing the protection, respect and promotion of Human Rights as essential pillars of the System of Central American Integration. The author has a Master in International Law (LL.M.int) from the Ruprecht-Karls Universität Heidelberg, Germany, a Master in International Law in Investment, Trade and Arbitration by the University of Chile and a Master in Higher Education and Research from the Institute of Legal Study and Research (INEJ); in addition, he is the Director of Research and Postgraduate Studies at INEJ, Nicaragua.