Abstract
The Colombian state's regulatory scheme highlights special legislation for the rights of third-generation or collective. This paper allows readers to view at first instance, the birth of this right within human rights theory, the legal framework from which it derives its constitutional and legislative development. This paper provides readers with information serious, responsible and specialized, that serves to clarify some concerns about those that are considered third-generation rights as well as give us insights into the mechanisms of protection provided by the Colombian Constitution and the law and its influence within the social state of law and jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court in guarding and protecting them.
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