📋 Tender Overview
In addition to Arequipa, Tumbes and Cajamarca, the Court of Lima now joins in implementing this inclusive notification system.The Judiciary, through the Permanent Commission on Access to Justice for Vulnerable People and Justice in your Community, is deploying the Braille system notification service for people with visual disabilities in various superior courts in the country.
Thus, last Tuesday the 31st, the Court of Lima launched this advance with the purpose of facilitating people with the aforementioned disability direct access to the content of judicial resolutions, under conditions of equality and with full respect for their autonomy.
On behalf of the president of the Judiciary, Janet Tello Gilardi, senior judge Patricia Beltran Pacheco attended, who expressed that with this initiative the Court of Lima joins the great institutional effort to institutionalize notifications in Braille system.
JUDICIAL ALERTS
He pointed out that the Court of Lima, in 2025, registered the highest number of judicial alerts regarding people with disabilities, 542, and within them, 51 were related to people with visual disabilities.
That is why today the Court of Lima joins the others that have already established this system, such as those of Arequipa, Tumbes and Cajamarca, said the judge.
He added that notifications in Braille system are established under the criteria of accessibility, and stressed that these do not replace formal notifications, which will continue to be carried out by law.
It should be noted that individuals who require this type of notification must request it in writing, in any instance and specialty, if they want to access this benefit.
Likewise, other mechanisms have been established for people with visual disabilities to directly access the content of judicial decisions: the Macrotype format (Arial 20) for people with low vision and a summary of them in audio content (mp3 format).
100 RULES OF BRASILIA
With this, the Judiciary complies with the mandate of the 100 Rules of Brasilia on Access to Justice for People in Vulnerable Conditions, to which it adhered in 2010, and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Its implementation constitutes a step forward towards the elimination of barriers to access to justice in accordance with international standards on human rights.
As recalled, in December of last year, the president of the Judiciary, Janet Tello Gilardi, launched a similar system in the Court of Arequipa.
So, when a person requests to be notified, optionally in Braille format, this court (Arequipa), which has the special printer, will do so directly in this system, he noted at that time.
Tello Gilardi announced, on that occasion, that the initiative will be deployed throughout the country, in the 34 remaining superior courts of justice, depending on budget availability.
Lima, April 5, 2026
