Sentence examples for adequate human rights from inspiring English sources

The Human Rights Law Centre said that this fell "well short of what's required for adequate human rights protections".

In most of the 17 cases, the administration says it has been unable to find countries willing to take the men that will provide adequate human rights and security assurances.

Furthermore, in the case of the relative prioritisation of ethical and legal responsibilities, it needs to be considered to what extent legal responsibilities provide adequate protection for human rights and environmental sustainability.

Fifth, says Bingham, "the law must afford adequate protection of fundamental human rights".

Rolnik has spent much of her five-year tenure as the UN's unpaid special rapporteur on adequate housing looking at human rights violations in countries including Rwanda and Kazakhstan.

Morally unacceptable harm refers to harm to humans or the environment that is threatening to human life or health, or serious and effectively irreversible, or inequitable to present or future generations, or imposed without adequate consideration of the human rights of those affected.

That is, health system improvements cannot rely on increased knowledge and technical skills alone; they also require ongoing political commitment, adequate financial resources, respect for human rights and poverty reduction efforts.

"I am concerned that the company does not have adequate safeguards in place to protect human rights and avoid being exploited by repressive governments," he wrote.

BT still has a responsibility to prevent or mitigate violations of human rights and make adequate inquiries and proper due diligence to ensure it is not implicated".

She added, "National legal systems must ensure that there are adequate avenues for individuals disclosing violations of human rights to express their concern without fear of reprisals".

Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister has said the country's investigations into human rights violations have been adequate.