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	In any just society, the ability to maintain personal integrity must be protected, particularly when it comes to the sanctity of one’s home. Recognizing the importance of autonomy, security, and ethical responsibility ensures that individuals can safeguard their principles without unjust interference.		In any just society, the ability to maintain personal integrity must be protected, particularly when it comes to the sanctity of one’s home. Recognizing the importance of autonomy, security, and ethical responsibility ensures that individuals can safeguard their principles without unjust interference.

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