Supremacía de los derechos de los niños, niñas y adolescentes en casos de inasistencia alimentaria por indebida administración de justicia y archivados por conducta atípica derivados de la economía del alimentante

Abstract

The lack of food, is a crime that day by day violates the rights of our children and adolescents; currently fathers and mothers who do not give food to their children, hide their economic means in a lie, economic capacity, which does not allow these parents to meet such food obligations. These parents, without physical or intellectual (mental) disabilities, distract their true economy, hiding goods, money, and even placing other children who are not blood, as if they were theirs. Those who represent the rights of children and adolescents who are affected by this behavior can, among other alternatives, file a complaint with the Attorney General of the Nation for this entity to take responsibility for penalizing irresponsible parents. However, many of these cases are filed by "lack of economic capacity of the indicted or indicted" that is often simulated by unconscious parents who hide their economic activity and assets. Much of the problem that arises is to be consistent with judicial issues; it is clear that there is a lack of investigative means, alternative mechanisms by the State to achieve its objectives, lack of training and personnel at the judicial level, which means that many cases of food insecurity currently violate the rights of children and adolescents; the same administration of justice has major flaws.