Human security: an unquestionable challenge

Conceiving human security from a comprehensive, sage-guarding perspective, considering all its dimensions, is essential to intervene in each of the aspects that enables individuals to feel safe from actual or potential risks and threats. In the case of this evolving, rapidly changing concept, the State has the main responsibility for the fulfilment of people's protection rights, which are inherent to the human condition. The State assumes a leadership role, essential to build sustainable, measurable, participative and flexible State policies, receptive to the necessary adjustments and changes that the intervening variables in acts of violence or violation determine during their application, in a timely and transdisciplinary manner. Exploring and building upon the comprehensive concept of human security broadens the vision of law for law operators, expands the possible fields of intervention, increases the participation of various social actors linked to the causality chain of facts that generate insecurity, and extends protection to the habitat, the culture and even to phenomena external to the State. For this reason, in the present time, we reflect on the law, humanity, and the social reality of our country in order to create an all-embracing concept to promote the urgent change required.