The phrase "amending the human" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or improvements to human nature, behavior, or characteristics.
Example: "The researchers focused on amending the human experience through innovative technology and social reforms."
Alternatives: "modifying humanity" or "altering human nature".
He said that if Britain wanted to be able to deport terror suspects, the government should amend the human rights laws "or, if necessary, leave - perhaps temporarily - the ECHR".
In particular, he takes issue with Bill C-16, the parliamentary bill meant to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Criminal Code to criminalize harassment based on gender identity.
The controversy erupted at the end of September when psychology professor Jordan Peterson posted a video lecture on YouTube titled "Professor against political correctness: Part 1," in which he criticized Bill-16, which would amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and Criminal Code to include protection for gender identity and expression, and said he refused to use gender neutral pronouns.
"Should Washington's process be unnecessarily delayed, the EPA has the authority to amend the NTR human health criteria for Washington".
Critics say amending the constitution could violate human rights and amounts to anti-gay discrimination.
It said it had strengthened legal and institutional protection against slavery and racism, including the enactment of the 2007 law, and by co-operating with the UN human rights system, establishing a national human rights commission, and amending the constitution to acknowledge Mauritania's ethno-cultural diversity.
The General Conference is reviewing 100 pieces of legislation relating to LGBT inclusion, including changing the wording on human sexuality and amending the qualifications for ordination.
More than 50 petitions with the keyword "homosexuality" were submitted to the General Conference for review this year, ranging from changing the wording surrounding human sexuality to amending the qualifications for ordination.
The report recommends abolishing the courts by initiating a human rights challenge and amending the Arbitration Act as Canada's Arbitration Act was amended in 2005 to exclude religious arbitration.
The HFEA approved this work in 2008 by amending the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act of 1990 to specify the definition of "human admixed embryos".
