Emergency exits in the context of accessibility for people with disabilities are crucial for ensuring safe evacuation. Emergency exit doors should be wide enough and free of obstacles for wheelchair users. They should be marked with Braille for the visually impaired and equipped with light and sound warning systems for the hearing impaired. Additionally, emergency exit routes should be clearly marked and easily accessible to enable individuals with disabilities to evacuate the building quickly and safely during emergencies. These measures not only enhance the safety of people with disabilities but also contribute to promoting social equality and justice.