Derecho fundamental a la salud de la población con necesidad de protección internacional proveniente de Venezuela y radicados en la ciudad de Tunja.

Abstract

The right to health is concretized as a balance of stability at the physical, social and mental level (WHO, 1946, p1), which is not restricted to the absence of illness or disease, but rather, on the contrary, it includes a multiplicity of aspects of the well-being of each person that translates into an emotional, mental balance and the way in which the individual relates at a social level. Based on this assumption and the fundamental nature of this right, it is clear that its guarantee cannot be

limited for reasons of nationality in relation to the refugee and migrant population, as has been recognized at the international level, since the rights of human beings are not they originate from the fact of having been born in a certain territory, but are supported in the condition of human beings (CADH, 1969), consequently; This research finds as study population those who are located in our country, specifically in the city of Tunja, as refugees and studies the scope of this right in light of the social rule of law, in relation to the population in need of international protection.