Sentence examples for access to basic rights from inspiring English sources

Social perceptions, access to basic rights such as health, public transportation and work, are still enormous challenges.

People's access to basic rights such as water and energy could be at the mercy of multinational corporations, according to a new report into two controversial EU free trade deals.

According to a new survey by the disability charity, Scope, more than three-quarters of disabled people say coverage of the London Paralympics had a positive impact on the public's attitudes to disability, but access to basic rights is still often out of reach.

We can agree that more needs to be done to protect women and girls to ensure that they have access to basic rights, necessities, and services.

In Bangladesh, which has one of the highest populations of the world, there are 57 million children and about 80 million youth, most of who do not have access to basic rights and services including food, education, healthcare among others.

From Cambodia to Cameroon, Malaysia to Madagascar, millions of today's youth are still lacking access to basic rights, and don't have a genuine chance to reach their potential in life.

Interviews with local attorneys and one protester who spent the better part of a day shackled in Homan Square describe operations that deny access to basic constitutional rights.

A Guardian investigation details a secret facility where Americans were unable to be contacted by their legal counsel while locked inside and repeatedly denied access to basic constitutional rights.

Those who fight for social justice undoubtedly believe in everyone having access to basic human rights.

Not all are a security threat; in fact, none of them need pose such a threat if they are granted access to basic human rights.

It is unjust that people surrounded by so much water don't have access to basic human rights like safe drinking water and sanitation.