Inviolabilidad del Domicilio

What is the primary focus of the measures mentioned in the content?

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What is implied by the phrase 'adoptar todas las medidas posibles' in the content?

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What is the context in which the measures mentioned in the content should be taken?

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What is the implication of not taking measures to ensure the safety and protection of people with disabilities?

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Every person has the right to have their domicile protected by the State, and it cannot be subject to arbitrary harassment or interference without a judicial warrant.
The State must ensure that individuals' homes are protected from unauthorized entry or disturbance.

In ancient Roman society, people with disabilities were considered a broken alliance with the gods.
The Romans believed that the life of a person with a disability was not worth living, and they were viewed as a burden to their families and society.
This led to the practice of infanticide, where children with disabilities were killed.

Persons with disabilities who are deprived of their liberty must have equal access to all guarantees under international human rights law and national legislation.
Law enforcement agencies should provide good attention to persons with disabilities, ensuring a welcoming and empathetic approach, even if they have committed a crime.
Governments should take all necessary measures to ensure the safety and protection of persons with disabilities in risk situations, including natural disasters, humanitarian emergencies, and armed conflicts.