The phrase "affirm their right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the validation or recognition of someone's rights or entitlements.
Example: "The organization aims to affirm their right to free speech in all public forums."
Alternatives: "validate their entitlement" or "recognize their rights."
While Iran's leaders initially showed optimism over renewed talks on their nuclear program in April, they became disappointed after what they say was the United States withdrawal of a promise to affirm their right to enrich uranium.
The California counties and cities are asking the Ninth Circuit to affirm their right to litigate their state public nuisance, tort, trespass, and product liability claims in state court, and to uphold a federal district court remand order.
Jesuit priest and New York Times best-selling author Father James Martin is that rare exception, having spent the last 20 years as an advocate and counselor for LGBTQ Catholics, making it his mission to affirm their right to belong in the church.
Jesuit priest and New York Times best-selling author Father James Martin is that rare exception, having spent the past 20 years as an advocate and counselor for LGBTQ Catholics, making it his mission to affirm their right to belong in the church.
Of primary importance, they contend, is that the rulings affirm their right to assemble a diverse student body, weighing race as one of many factors in admissions.
"For individuals on the no-fly list, there's a procedure now and people get their names cleared and affirm their right to fly," he said.
@sexualtalk Sian works with marginalised populations to affirm their rights as citizens of Zimbabwe.
Without knowing discriminatory practices are at play, citizens are unable to affirm their rights or identify violations.
These numbers are much lower compared to ethnically motivated incidents (136 victims in 2013) but growing as more LGBT people are out and willing to participate in public actions to affirm their rights.
Our eyes should remain on Malawi as this band of defiant sex workers takes a brave step to affirm their rights and the rights of all people, especially the marginalized, to live free from coercive practices that do not safeguard public health.
Although the Doha Declaration was sought by the developing country governments to affirm their rights, there have only been a few cases of countries utilising TRIPS flexibilities since the adoption of the Declaration [ 4].
