Problemáticas, barreras y garantías del derecho fundamental al trabajo de la población refugiada Venezolana en la ciudad de Tunja.

Abstract

Human migration is presented as a constant phenomenon since ancient times in the history of humanity, however, it has been in this way that our contemporary societies have been built, which has implied that this phenomenon is recognized from the perspective and assessment of rights, and recently we refer to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948, proclamation from which, the migration issue specifically for labor purposes has had enormous importance; reason for which, it has become a topic that has been building social, economic and legal relevance. In such a way that it is very important to analyze the present migratory flow that the Colombian State faces, based on three elements, the first is the normative and jurisprudential framework of the fundamental right to work in the context of international protection, followed by the political context, social and economic of the Venezuelan refugee population with a vocation to stay in the city of Tunja, integrating the socio-legal contextualization of the Venezuelan population, the socio-legal characterization of this population group, and the integrating barriers of their formal labor insertion, and finally, the identification of the economic contribution generated by the formal employability of the Venezuelan migrant and refugee population from the benefits of migratory regularizatio