Bibliographic citations
Arotaipe, S., Ccahuantico, E. (2022). Las barreras de acceso a la justicia de las personas quechua hablantes del distrito de Ancahuasi provincia de Anta, 2022 [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/5452
Arotaipe, S., Ccahuantico, E. Las barreras de acceso a la justicia de las personas quechua hablantes del distrito de Ancahuasi provincia de Anta, 2022 []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2022. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/5452
@misc{renati/958373,
title = "Las barreras de acceso a la justicia de las personas quechua hablantes del distrito de Ancahuasi provincia de Anta, 2022",
author = "Ccahuantico Esperilla, Elizabeth",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2022"
}
Abstract The purpose of the study was: To determine the barriers to access to justice for people whose predominant language is Quechua in the district of Ancahuasi, Province of Anta, to guarantee due process. Being the investigation of a functional type because it aspires to reveal the obstacles faced by the Quechua-speaking population of the district of Ancahuasi, Province of Anta, in their judicial processes and also to show the treatment that this population receives by the authorities. It follows a methodological line of qualitative approach, basic type, non-experimental design and scope is exploratory. The technique used was the interview, which, through the application of the questionnaire instrument, allowed collecting all the information and data necessary for the study. The instrument was applied to public defenders, prosecutors, judges, lawyers and commissioner of the judicial district of Ancahuasi; who provided us with all the necessary information to respond to our stated objective. It was concluded that the barriers determined were the lack of mastery of the Quechua language on the part of the justice operators, since the community of Ancahuasi is a peasant population, where the majority of its population uses the Quechua language to communicate, it results It is surprising that even the institutions, such as the Public Ministry, the Legal Peace Court and the Ombudsman's Office, do not have adequate personnel to guarantee access to justice for the Quechua-speakers of this district; violating one of the procedural rights that they innately possess, such as due process. In addition to this, there are no translators in these institutions, who allow the parties to understand the justice operator, which is a clear obstacle to access justice and the protection of their rights. Among other barriers, custom was found, because thinking that national justice will not protect their interests, they do not resort to the administration of their own justice.
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