Abstract
The objective of the work was to identify, in light of human rights, the structural and process indicators issued in Ecuadorian constitutional jurisprudence regarding human mobility and diversity, with special emphasis on the intersectional perspective. Based on a methodology with a qualitative approach, jurisprudential analysis research, analytical method and documentary review technique, it was found that migration control and social integration policies are insufficient, it is necessary to adopt international standards for the protection of people in situations of human mobility towards the prevention of their discrimination and multiple inequalities.
Keywords:
human mobility; migration; diversity; intercultural citizenship; human rights