This study analyzes the current situation of the constitutional model for the recognition of gender identity in force in Peru, a hetero-assigned model that has been replicated in specific cases before the ordinary courts and that is read separately from the recent Advisory Opinion OC-24/17 of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. There has been an important jurisprudential development  in constitutional matters that has reached the recognition of a right to gender identity; however, it is necessary to delve into the problem that now focuses on the form and scope of this recognition, where self-determination is presented as a pending and necessary challenge from the perspective of Human Rights.

 Disabled people in Peru directly participate in contractual consumption relationships to satisfy their desires and needs based on a recognition of their full legal capacity. In this regard, law seeks to ensure their autonomy and access; nevertheless, discrimination appears as an obstacle. This study explores the role of support, reasonable adjustments, and administrative justice in the field of contractual consumption relationships of disabled people. The methodology includes addressing doctrine, legal regulations, and case law on the matter. The conclusion is that support and reasonable adjustments play a fundamental role, along with administrative justice by INDECOPI, in removing obstacles from this contractual scenario to fully include disabled people in society.

This study analyzes the current situation of the constitutional model for the recognition of gender identity in force in Peru, a hetero-assigned model that has been replicated in specific cases before the ordinary courts and that is read separately from the recent Advisory Opinion OC-24/17 of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. There has been an important jurisprudential development  in constitutional matters that has reached the recognition of a right to gender identity; however, it is necessary to delve into the problem that now focuses on the form and scope of this recognition, where self-determination is presented as a pending and necessary challenge from the perspective of Human Rights.

 Disabled people in Peru directly participate in contractual consumption relationships to satisfy their desires and needs based on a recognition of their full legal capacity. In this regard, law seeks to ensure their autonomy and access; nevertheless, discrimination appears as an obstacle. This study explores the role of support, reasonable adjustments, and administrative justice in the field of contractual consumption relationships of disabled people. The methodology includes addressing doctrine, legal regulations, and case law on the matter. The conclusion is that support and reasonable adjustments play a fundamental role, along with administrative justice by INDECOPI, in removing obstacles from this contractual scenario to fully include disabled people in society.