The phrase "active human rights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about the proactive promotion and protection of human rights, emphasizing engagement and action.
Example: "Organizations must take an active human rights approach to ensure that marginalized communities are protected and empowered."
Alternatives: "proactive human rights" or "dynamic human rights".
"You could read the magazine for years and never know that we have programs in the city schools, not know that we have an active human rights committee, not know that we held meetings".
The Amani Trust, perhaps the most active human rights group currently in Zimbabwe, has estimated that as many as 1,000 women are being held in Youth Service camps as sexual servants.
"The idea that, after 15 years of dictatorship in a politically sophisticated country with strong union and student movements, solid political parties and an active human rights movement, all of a sudden this Mexican advertising guy arrives on his skateboard and says, 'Gentlemen, this is what you have to do,' that is a caricature".
"We have active human rights groups, and the media is free".
This is a source of tremendous frustration for liberals/progressives confronted with the dozens of active human rights horror shows taking place today.
Over the years the court has gained a reputation as one of the most judicially active, human rights-oriented courts in the world.
We Palestinians are better off than neighboring Arab countries, maybe because we have some 20 organizations active in human rights.
Mrs. González remains active in human rights affairs and said she was working on a book about her life.
Dunham was active in human rights causes, and in 1992 she staged a 47-day hunger strike to highlight the plight of Haitian refugees.
Ms. Hawn is active with human rights issues and considers passage of the bill -- which would normalize trade relations with China -- the equivalent of turning a blind eye to abuses there.
Farid al-Deeb, one of his defense lawyers, said the new accusation had been raised in the latest interrogation of Dr. Ibrahim, a sociologist who also holds American citizenship and who has been active in human rights work and election monitoring.
