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José Fernando Lousada Arochena. La prueba de la discriminación y la lesión de derechos fundamentales (su regulación en los procesos civil, contencioso-administrativo y social). Editorial Bomarzo. Albacete. 2021. 192 págs.

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José fernando lousada arochena. La prueba de la discriminación y la lesión de derechos fundamentales (su regulación en los procesos civil, contencioso-administrativo y social). Editorial bomarzo. Albacete. 2021. 192 págs.. Recensión del libro de J. F. Lousada Arochena sobre la prueba de la discriminación y la lesión de derechos fundamentales en procesos civil, administrativo y social.

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José Fernando Lousada Arochena's work, "La prueba de la discriminación y la lesión de derechos fundamentales (su regulación en los procesos civil, contencioso-administrativo y social)," published by Editorial Bomarzo in 2021, immediately signals its focus on a critically important and intricate area of modern legal scholarship. The title explicitly outlines a comprehensive examination of the evidentiary challenges inherent in proving discrimination and violations of fundamental rights. What makes this study particularly noteworthy is its ambitious scope, tackling the nuanced regulation of these matters across three distinct yet interconnected branches of Spanish law: civil, contentious-administrative, and social (labor) processes. This multi-jurisdictional approach promises a rich comparative analysis, revealing potential commonalities, divergences, and best practices in an area central to the protection of individual liberties. The topic itself is profoundly relevant in contemporary legal discourse, as societies increasingly strive to uphold equality and protect human dignity. Proving discrimination or the infringement of fundamental rights often presents significant hurdles due to the subjective nature of intent, the subtlety of discriminatory acts, and the imbalance of power between parties. A dedicated study such as this, spanning 192 pages, suggests a thorough exploration of procedural mechanisms, burden of proof shifts, and judicial interpretations pertinent to these legal challenges. By dissecting the specific regulatory frameworks within each process, Lousada Arochena likely offers invaluable insights into the practical application of legal principles designed to secure justice for victims of rights violations. Given its specialized subject matter and comparative legal analysis, this volume is poised to be an indispensable resource for a wide audience. Legal practitioners, judges, academics, and students specializing in human rights law, procedural law, and specific areas like labor law or administrative law, will find its detailed exploration highly beneficial. The book's focus on evidentiary rules and their practical implications makes it particularly valuable for those seeking to understand or navigate the complexities of litigating such cases. While the abstract provided is minimal, the title alone firmly positions this work as a significant contribution to the understanding of fundamental rights protection and anti-discrimination law within the Spanish legal system.

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