Is it illegal to lock an elderly person who cannot take care of himself in the house alone?

Article 26: Elderly persons with full capacity for civil conduct may negotiate and designate their guardians among close relatives or other individuals or organizations that have a close relationship with them and are willing to bear guardianship responsibilities. When the elderly lose or partially lose their capacity for civil conduct, guardians bear guardianship responsibility in accordance with law.

Where a guardian has not been determined in advance for the elderly, and when they lose or partially lose their capacity for civil conduct, a guardian is to be determined in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws.

Article 72: Where the lawful rights and interests of the elderly are infringed upon, the victim or his or her ** person has the right to request that the relevant departments handle it, or to file a lawsuit in the people's court in accordance with law.

Article 73: Departments or organizations that do not perform duties to protect the lawful rights and interests of the elderly shall be criticized and educated and ordered to make corrections by the competent department at the level above.

Where state employees violate the law and derelict their duties, causing harm to the lawful rights and interests of the elderly, their unit or the organ at the level above is to order corrections or give sanctions in accordance with law; where a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility is pursued in accordance with law.

Article 74: Where disputes arise between the elderly and their family members over maintenance, support, housing, property, and so forth, they may apply to the people's mediation committee or other relevant organizations for mediation, and may also directly file a lawsuit in the people's courts.

When people's mediation committees or other relevant organizations mediate disputes in the preceding paragraph, they shall resolve conflicts and disputes through methods such as persuasion and counseling; Family members who are at fault shall be given criticism and education.

The people's courts may rule in accordance with law to enforce the elderly's application for recovery of alimony or alimony.

It can't be said to be illegal, that's a helpless move!

It needs to be said that if the elderly are alone at home, there will be two harms if they cannot open the door in the house, first, restrict the elderly from traveling, and second, if there is an emergency, others will not be able to rescue the elderly. If you do not consider the above two factors, you can install a remote electronic door lock in the door, so that only the person holding the remote control can control the door opening.

There is a part of the door that can be locked in this way, which is called a quick lock.

Not all anti-theft door locks can, generally divided into the following types:

1. Ordinary single job: the outer handle is fixed, and the inner handle can only be pressed down.

2. Ordinary double-active: the handle inside and outside can be pressed down.

3. Double fast single live (with escape): The outdoor handle can only be locked upwards and cannot be pressed, and the indoor handle can move up and down. The door can be opened in the locked room.

4. Double fast single work (without escape): the outdoor handle can only be lifted up and locked, not pressed down, and the indoor handle can move up and down. Once locked, a key is required to open the door.

5. Double fast and active (with escape): the outer handle can be lifted up to achieve fast door locking, and the inner handle can also be lifted up to achieve fast door locking, and it can also be pressed down to achieve fast unlocking and opening the door.

6. Double fast and active-active (without escape): the outer handle can be lifted up to achieve fast door locking, and the inner handle can also be lifted up to achieve fast door locking. Before lifting the anti-lock, you can press down to open the door, and after locking, you need a key to open the door.

It's difficult, if he can't open the door, what if there is a fire at home or upstairs and downstairs? How did he get out safely?

Suspected of illegal detention, the crime of illegal detention: refers to the criminal act of illegally depriving others of their personal liberty by detention, confinement, or other coercive methods. The object of the crime of unlawful detention is the right to bodily freedom of others, and the so-called right to bodily liberty refers to the right of personality with the content of not unlawful interference with the movement and behavior of the body, that is, the right to freedom to decide one's own bodily actions according to one's own will within the scope of the law.

A citizen's physical freedom is a guarantee for a citizen's normal work, production, life, and study, and if he loses his physical freedom, he loses the possibility of engaging in all normal activities.

According to article 238 of the Criminal Law, [Crime of Unlawful Detention] Whoever illegally detains another person or illegally deprives another person of his or her personal liberty by other means shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, short-term detention, controlled release, or deprivation of political rights. Where there are circumstances of beating or insulting, a heavier punishment is to be given.

Whoever commits the crime in the preceding paragraph, causing serious injury, is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years; and where death is caused, the sentence is to be 10 or more years imprisonment. Where violence is used to cause injury or death, it is to be convicted and punished in accordance with articles 234 and 232 of this Law.

Where others are illegally seized or detained for the purpose of collecting debts, punishment is to be given in accordance with the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs.

Where employees of state organs abuse their authority to commit the crimes in the preceding three paragraphs, they are to be given a heavier punishment in accordance with the provisions of the preceding three paragraphs.

If the elderly have Alzheimer's disease or something, that is, if they are not locked in the house, they will have an accident, and they should not violate the common sense of life, and the elderly are locked in the home, which is a restriction on the personal freedom of the elderly. Unlawful acts that seriously harm the physical and mental health and self-esteem of the elderly.

The children may not be able to live with the old woman in some aspects, and they should be better with the old woman.

It seems that it is a bit too serious to talk about violating the law, but in fact, it is illegal to occupy other people's property, which is illegal.

However, China is a humane society, unlike European and American societies, which are clearly distinguished, and can feel that they do not recognize their relatives.

This kind of thing, it is difficult for outsiders to intervene, it is always impossible for the elderly to sue their children, and there is no way to solve anything substantively by going to the neighborhood committee, the key is how to solve the problem of the elderly in the future, and they are always hurt emotionally.

Valuables are locked up. It's all tears when I talk too much, and yesterday the aunt downstairs was discussing, and a rich man moved upstairs, and threw away all good things....I was so angry that I didn't sleep all night, who knew that I worked more than ten hours a day, tired and tired, saving money and saving no savings.