Imagine how this malignant shame might metastasize, over time, into a boundless resentment, and how that resentment might propel this man to defy all those civil conventions by which he feels he has been devalued.
At the official level, UNICEF is engaged in advocacy with members of parliament, government ministries and civil society representatives to promote the Convention.
Since then, she's spoken as an advocate for transgender rights at national media, religious and civil rights conventions, as well as on TV and on NPR.
Its exact dimensions, divisions, and duration can be measured and described in any number of ways: its turning, tabulated with reference to the sun, the moon, the stars, as well as civil and societal convention.
The ELN wants to hold a "national convention" with "civil society", lasting several months.
See more on the convention and civil liberties at liberty central.
Along with civil rights, the European convention on human rights has been suspended.
From its description Rising Currents: Projects for New York's Waterfront, a six-month research program being inaugurated early next month at the Museum of Modern Art, sounds like the kind of dry, somnolent workshop someone would dream up for a convention of civil engineers.
This happened again in 1948, when Southerners bolted from the Democratic Convention over civil rights, and held their own Convention, as the Dixiecrat Party, whose platform included this statement: "We stand for the segregation of the races and the racial integrity of each race".
More than 50 cited in civil disobedience outside Democratic convention: Reporter's journal.
