6 protected every time it is cited.” Also, each time a presumed victim alleges that a right has been violated, the Court analyzes the obligations of the State to guarantee and to ensure rights in each specific case. IV. Final considerations 29. Based on the above, I reaffirm my support for this important judgment, with the simple procedural exception that, in my opinion, in this case it was not necessary to apply the iura novit curia principle to be able to declare the violation of Article 26 of the Convention. This detail does not change the result. I repeat that this Court has taken a significant and historic step forward by declaring the justiciable nature of the right to work and of job security and, with this, a new era for the more comprehensive protection of all interdependent and indivisible human rights. Roberto F. Caldas President Pablo Saavedra Alessandri Secretary