Derechos Constitucionales de la mujer estéril en la Maternidad Subrogada dentro del Proceso Judicial de Adopción, Perú, 2010-2020.
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2022
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Universidad Nacional de Trujillo
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Hoy por hoy, el Perú no cuenta con una normativa especializada que regule el acceso a las TERAS (maternidad subrogada), si bien es cierto, existe un articulado recogido en la Ley Nª 26842 – Ley General de Salud, en su Art. 7ª de la ley en mención, empero, del análisis realizado se ha evidenciado los vacíos legales que presenta dicho precepto jurídico, partiendo del hecho que el contenido es ambiguo, y que, en vez de brindar solución a la esterilidad de la mujer, impone trabas y/o restricciones, condicionando su uso, trayendo como consecuencia, la limitación de derechos. En este sentido, el propósito del presente trabajo, es establecer la existencia de la afectación de derechos constitucionales de la mujer estéril, respecto al hecho de tener que acudir al proceso de adopción en los tribunales peruanos a fin de solicitar la filiación del menor nacido producto de las TERAS. Para ello, se ha hecho uso de distintos métodos de recolección de datos, como el análisis doctrinal y jurisprudencial nacional como extranjera, relacionados al tema en particular, con el fin, de realizar el correcto desarrollo de esta problemática. Permitiendo con ello, dar a conocer la transgresión de los derechos constitucionales referente a la esterilidad de la mujer.
ABSTRACT At present, Peru does not have a specialized regulation regulating access to TERAS (surrogate motherhood), although it is true, there is an article contained in Law 26842 - General Health Law, in its Art. 7th of the law, however, the analysis carried out shows the legal gaps that this legal precept presents, based on the fact that the content is ambiguous, and that, instead of providing a solution to the sterility of women, it imposes obstacles and/or restrictions, conditioning their use, resulting in the limitation of rights. In this sense, the purpose of this paper is to establish the existence of the constitutional rights of barren women, regarding the fact of having to go to the adoption process in the Peruvian courts in order to request the filiation of the child born as a result of the TERAS. To this end, different methods of data collection have been used, such as doctrinal analysis and domestic and foreign case law, related to the topic in particular, in order to carry out the correct development of this problem. Thus, making known the violation of constitutional rights regarding the sterility of women.
ABSTRACT At present, Peru does not have a specialized regulation regulating access to TERAS (surrogate motherhood), although it is true, there is an article contained in Law 26842 - General Health Law, in its Art. 7th of the law, however, the analysis carried out shows the legal gaps that this legal precept presents, based on the fact that the content is ambiguous, and that, instead of providing a solution to the sterility of women, it imposes obstacles and/or restrictions, conditioning their use, resulting in the limitation of rights. In this sense, the purpose of this paper is to establish the existence of the constitutional rights of barren women, regarding the fact of having to go to the adoption process in the Peruvian courts in order to request the filiation of the child born as a result of the TERAS. To this end, different methods of data collection have been used, such as doctrinal analysis and domestic and foreign case law, related to the topic in particular, in order to carry out the correct development of this problem. Thus, making known the violation of constitutional rights regarding the sterility of women.
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Maternidad subrogada, Mujer estéril, Legislación comparada