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Resumen: Defiendo en este trabajo que la libertad de conciencia otorga proteccion a la objecion de conciencia con caracter general, por lo que en principio se puede invocar objecion frente a un deber juridico sin que sea imprescindible que esta goce de expreso reconocimiento legal. Dicha proteccion es obviamente prima facie o condicionada, y la proteccion definitiva dependera de que se cumplan ciertos requisitos. En la segunda parte examino esos requisitos (relativos fundamentalmente a la seriedad y veracidad de las convicciones y creencias, y a que en todo caso queden tutelados los bienes publicos y los derechos de los demas protegidos por el deber objetado) y finalmente sostengo la conveniencia de regular los tipos de objecion mas relevantes. Palabras clave: Libertad de conciencia, libertad de pensamiento, conciencia y religion, objecion de conciencia, derechos humanos, orden publico. Abstract: I advocate here the thesis that there is a general right to conscientious objection based on the freedom of conscience, which means it is possible for a person to invoke conscientious objection to avoid performing a legal obligation even though there is no legal provision expressly recognizing to do so. A general right to conscientious objection cannot be interpreted in absolute terms. Conscientious objection in a particular case can only be accepted if certain requirements are met. I also examine those requirements: particularly the need to hold genuine convictions or religious beliefs and protect public order and the rights of others. Finally, I claim it would be convenient to regulate the most relevant forms of conscientious objection, and some suggestions on the matter will be proposed. Keywords: Freedom of conscience, freedom of thought, conscience and religion, conscientious objection, human rights, public order.

Defensa de la objeción de conciencia como derecho general = In defense of a general right to conscientious objection