Sentence examples for bodily privacy from inspiring English sources

Time reports that the measure's sponsor, Republican Fred Deutsch, said it was necessary to protect the "bodily privacy rights" of "biologic boys and girls".

For example, emerging technologies such as drones bring up a host of privacy issues that extend beyond data collection to encompass data processing, the potential for private space to become public, to infringe on bodily privacy (eg an image captured in someone's garden while they're sunbathing).

In an unusual 5-3 order, the justices granted an emergency appeal from a Virginia school board, which said it is fighting to "protect the basic expectations of bodily privacy of Gloucester County students".

Until then, a curious legal argument will take center stage in the litigation: that the federal government's opposition to North Carolina's law somehow invades students' "constitutionally guaranteed right to bodily privacy".

Niemeyer said that "by redefining sex to mean how any given person identifies himself or herself at any given time," the government deprives "all affected persons the dignity and freedom of bodily privacy".

"Bodily privacy is historically one of the most basic elements of human dignity and individual freedom," wrote U.S. Circuit Judge Paul Niemeyer, the lone dissenter in the original April decision.

Bruce Kidd, a former Olympian who is a professor of kinesiology and physical education at the University of Toronto, favors prioritizing athletes' rights to bodily integrity, privacy and self-identification, and promoting broad inclusiveness.

Think twice about electing officials who perpetuating misogyny under the guise of paternalism by denying girls and women their rights to bodily autonomy, privacy, due process and more and say it's the moral thing to do.

Two of the students, with the help of the New York Civil Liberties Union, claim that the school and the Department of Education violated their constitutional rights to privacy, bodily integrity, equality and due process.

To repeat, liberty rights are rights of choice (how and whether to vote, what to say publicly, whether to practise a religion and which one, which if any association to join, and so on) whereas welfare rights protect important interests (such as health, bodily integrity, and privacy).

Moreover, Schedler does not discuss the emotional damage and the assault on bodily integrity and privacy involved in a forced abortion; he considers only the immediate discomfort of the surgical procedure in factoring in the harm done to pregnant women under his proposal.