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CNDH impugna ley de Hidalgo por castigar sólo con amonestación a padres que practiquen terapias de conversión

Effetá | The newspaper of Hidalgo · published on October 18, 2026

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Published
October 18, 2026
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November 11, 2026
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Effetá | The newspaper of Hidalgo effeta.info

By Marisol Flores ·

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CNDH impugna ley de Hidalgo por castigar sólo con amonestación a padres que practiquen terapias de conversión

Por considerar que vulnera el interés superior de la niñez, la Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos (CNDH) promovió una acción de inconstitucionalidad contra el Congreso de Hidalgo y el Ejecutivo estatal, por la aprobación y publicación del penúltimo párrafo del artículo 276 Bis del Código Penal para el Estado de Hidalgo, relacionado con las sanciones por terapias de conversión.

Asimismo, considera que la disposición desconoce el interés superior de la niñez, al minimizar la gravedad del daño que pueden sufrir las víctimas cuando estas prácticas provienen de quienes tienen la responsabilidad de proteger su integridad física y emocional. Por ello, la CNDH sostiene que no existe justificación para que la relación familiar o de tutela reduzca la respuesta penal del Estado.

La acción de inconstitucionalidad fue promovida por la presidenta de la CNDH, María del Rosario Piedra Ibarra, ante la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN), mediante un documento fechado el 7 de septiembre de 2026.

CNDH advierte riesgo de impunidad

La Comisión argumenta que limitar la sanción a una amonestación constituye "un esquema penal de impunidad formal", que deja desprotegidas a niñas, niños y adolescentes con orientaciones sexuales, identidades y expresiones de género no normativas. A su juicio, la disposición contradice la obligación de brindar protección reforzada a la niñez, pues disminuye la sanción precisamente cuando la conducta es cometida por personas que tienen un deber especial de cuidado.

… por sus padres o tutores quedan en "un estado total de indefensión", debido a que su principal entorno de protección se convierte en el origen de la agresión. La CNDH considera que la norma privilegia la patria potestad sobre los derechos a la integridad y dignidad de la niñez. Aunque reconoce que algunos progenitores recurren a estas prácticas creyendo actuar en beneficio de sus hijos, advierte que se trata de conductas humillantes y …

The CNDH no solicita invalidar la totalidad del artículo 276 Bis, sino exclusivamente su penúltimo párrafo, que establece la excepción para madres, padres y tutores. El organismo considera adecuada la sanción penal de las terapias de conversión, pero cuestiona el trato diferenciado previsto para quienes ejercen la patria potestad o tutela. También pide que, en caso de declararse la inconstitucionalidad, sus efectos se extiendan a las disposiciones relacionadas.

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Marisol Flores
Published
October 18, 2026
Last analyzed
November 11, 2026
Turing
2.8 (the current one)
State
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