The phrase "appalling violations of human" is not complete and therefore not fully correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing serious breaches of human rights, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The report highlighted appalling violations of human rights that occurred during the conflict."
Alternatives: "atrocious breaches of human" or "shocking infringements of human".
"Child marriage is an appalling violation of human rights and robs girls of their education, health and long-term prospects," Babatunde Osotimehin, M.D., executive director of the United Nations Population Fund, said in a press release last year.
"Child marriage is an appalling violation of human rights and robs girls of their education, health and long-term prospects.
"Child marriage is an appalling violation of human rights and robs girls of their education, health and long-term prospects," says Babatunde Osotimehin, M.D, Executive Director, UNFPA.
"Appalling violations of the most basic human rights are occurring in Syria," said the official, Navi Pillay, the high commissioner for human rights, speaking in Geneva at the opening session of the Human Rights Council.
"Appalling violations of the most basic human rights are occurring in Syria, and I fear that we in the international community are failing to meet our fundamental obligations to the victims," Navi Pillay, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, said in an address opening a session of the Human Rights Council.
NEW YORK, 20 January 2004 Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF today condemned the appalling violations of the rights of children in times of war.
UNICEF to Security Council: Children should not fight wars NEW YORK, 20 January 2004 — Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF today condemned the appalling violations of the rights of children in times of war.
Reza Aslan, a California-based writer on Islam, said the Swiss vote would be seen as "an appalling violation" of basic rights, even by Americans who did not much like Islam.
Trying to shut down the Internet in neighborhoods would be an appalling violation of civil liberties and a threat to public safety, denying vital real-time information to frightened residents.
