"basic rights such as" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to introduce examples of basic rights that are being discussed or emphasized. Example: "Every citizen is entitled to basic rights such as freedom of speech, religion, and assembly."
It is a clear interference with basic rights such as free expression and right to privacy.
Social perceptions, access to basic rights such as health, public transportation and work, are still enormous challenges.
"The police use outdated and abusive laws to violate basic rights such as freedom of expression and assembly... .. according to the Human Rights Watch 2015 World Report.
A judge initially ruled that this "confession" evidence was not admissible in court because Halliwell had been denied basic rights such as access to a lawyer.
Human rights groups say the Saudi justice system suffers from a lack of transparency and proper process that sees defendants often denied basic rights such as legal representation.
Failure to pay means the second "black" child cannot obtain a household-registration document, or hukou, which brings with it basic rights such as education.
Creating good cycling infrastructure starts with doing the basics right, such as having well-designed intersections and creating "quiet streets", where few cars are allowed and only at 30kmh.
Along with a lot of other basic human rights (such as a basic education, a living wage, and equal treatment under the law), clean air and water have to be protected.
Recommendations will include the repeal of laws, some dating back to the 19th century, that criminalise basic human rights such as freedom of association.
More than 50 campaigners have been prosecuted and some deprived of basic social rights, such as being able to travel freely or leave the country.
Some is in the shape of interest-free loans, while the denial of basic labour rights, such as joining a union, drives down pay and costs.
