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tahrj-2929	de Asís Roig, Rafael	Reasonableness in the Concept of Reasonable Accommodation	2016	18	.pdf	application/pdf	8772	412	48	However, accessibility may be brought forward as: a) a requirement for action by the public authorities as well as a validity standard for any legal performance (legal principle of universal accessibility); b) a relevant claim tied to the defence of any fundamental right (universal accessibility falls within every fundamental right’s core content); c) a need for non-discrimination (the right to accessibility on an equal basis); d) a right itself, the right of access to goods, products and services not related to human rights, understood as a performance right (of a statutory or a fundamental nature) which correlatively brings along the “design for all” obligation ((DE ASÍS, AIELLO, BARIFFI, CAMPOY, and PALACIOS 2007: both universal design and reasonable accommodation are part of generalization as long as they aim at extending the enjoyment of human rights to persons with disabilities.	cache/tahrj-2929.pdf	txt/tahrj-2929.txt