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Montalvo, K., (2019). El discapacitado auditivo y su derecho a ser oído ante las autoridades administrativas, policiales y judiciales [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/4320
Montalvo, K., El discapacitado auditivo y su derecho a ser oído ante las autoridades administrativas, policiales y judiciales []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2019. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/4320
@misc{renati/957321,
title = "El discapacitado auditivo y su derecho a ser oído ante las autoridades administrativas, policiales y judiciales",
author = "Montalvo Ramirez, Karolyne",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2019"
}
This research contains issues related to people with hearing disabilities and their right to be heard before the administrative, police and judicial authorities, which deals with supports and safeguards, however, this rule only indicates it as “supports“ and “ safeguards ”, but not who will carry out said position or responsibility, as well as the appointment of the person who will give their support or safeguard (the norm says that it will be in a non-contentious process) but for us this makes it more bureaucratic. In this way, we can point out what is established in article 45-B of the Peruvian Civil Code (1984), the same that was included by article 2 of Legislative Decree No. 1384, which states that: “They can designate supports and safeguards, 1. Persons with disabilities who express their will can count on judicially designated support and safeguards. (…) “ We can say that disability has existed since ancient times, that according to the models we have that of disregard (Middle Ages) by which people with disabilities were considered a curse or divine punishment, for which they were not considered as a human being. So society puts a stop to it and considers it as a rehabilitative model, in which people were admitted to a rehabilitation center where the ways to seek to counteract these problems, it was almost inhuman because they were tortured in order to cure them. At present, it is observed that disability continues to be stigmatized by society, since “normal” people, who do not suffer from any disability, regard this situation as alien, as if they would be free to suffer from it, a fact that produces a great barrier to inequality in the same society and even more so if it comes from the authorities, the same that is concretized in the lack of efficient ways or means of communication, and, as it is in the matter of our research, we specifically mean that these do not have support and safeguards determined according to their needs, for example a “sign language interpreter“, which would be the most appropriate for people with hearing disabilities and these in turn, through them, can exercise their right to be heard before the administrative, police and judicial authorities.
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