'abuse right' is not a proper English phrase, and cannot be used in written English.
You could use the phrase 'abuse of rights' or 'abuse rights' in written English. For example: "The government has been accused of an abuse of rights by silencing political dissidents."
Since September 11th, he has been right about constitutional abuse, right about warrantless domestic spying, and right about the calamity of sanctioned torture.
The spokesman said: "Whilst it's crucial that those who have suffered are heard and the perpetrators of these awful crimes are brought to justice, the authorities' primary focus must be on identifying those who are enduring abuse right now; helping them rebuild their lives, and catching offenders to stop them from inflicting even more harm".
What we have to do is make sure victims are supported from the moment they report such an abuse, right the way through the court process, and post-court process, in terms of the outcome of a criminal prosecution," she said.
My friend said, "You know that's abuse, right?" I did not believe him at first, but I soon would.
There's a Royal Commission into the case of church sexual abuse right now, trying to deal with comparable tragedies.
You're not good enough or pretty enough". My friend said, "You know that's abuse, right?" I did not believe him at first, but I soon would.
Male impotence, substance abuse, right-wing politics, left-wing politics, sexually transmitted diseases, cancer, mental health.
Criminalization and violence become common, and perpetrators — whether they are state or private actors — can abuse rights with impunity.
She had been abused right up until the arrests in January 2012.
Young children can be groomed and abused right under an unaware and an uneducated adult's nose.
Many countries signatory to international human rights covenants flagrantly abuse the rights of their citizens.
