Sentence examples for basic protection and from inspiring English sources

Without these services and the recognition of the basic rights that underpin them, the world's most at-risk population would lose basic protection and care; this would have a devastating effect on efforts to eliminate violence against them.

"We think the workers providing this critical work should be receiving the same basic protection and coverage as the vast majority of American workers," said Laura Fortman, deputy administrator of the Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division.

With 2 million people displaced by the fighting, the Borno state government is struggling to provide the basic protection and services these women need.

Tens of thousands of women and girls suddenly found themselves packed into crowded, poorly lit and unsafe camps, living next to strangers, struggling to cover themselves while bathing and going to the bathroom in public, desperately needing simple hygiene and household supplies and the money to buy them, and lacking the basic protection and privacy that a home provides.

Lebanon for example, is working to not only provide basic protection and services to children but has been working to get all refugee children back in school to make them less vulnerable to exploitation by traffickers and extremists and provide the skills to rebuild their lives, communities and ultimately their home country.

We find these arguments to usually be spurious or at least misinformed, as these problems have been solved many times at relatively low-cost for some basic protection, and we even pointed out that a Russian service, pochta.ru had addressed their abuse problems quite well during the same time period.

Many of them decided that they had a mandate to dismantle some of the basic protections and restrictions of government.

While we should be providing them with upward mobility, this administration is removing basic protections and opportunities for our fellow humans and countrymen.

There are more than 4 million men and women working in or for private households across India, as cooks, cleaners, drivers, gardeners and caregivers, without the basic protections and entitlements afforded to workers in other sectors.

I believe we start with one simple principle: all workers – no matter when they work, where they work, who they work for, whether they pick tomatoes or build rocket ships – should have some basic protections and be able to build some economic security for themselves and their families.

"So early on, workers said, 'We need basic protections and guidelines so that we won't be at the whim and mercy of our employers.' " Gueisa Alvarez, 40, a nanny for two decades, said she felt exploited by families early in her career, before she attained the confidence to stand up for herself.