Sentence examples for critical human right from inspiring English sources

To have access to public spaces is a critical human right; it means that society recognizes your worth as a person with a voice and the ability to contribute.

It is also a critical human right".

The Russian government has sought to impede critical human rights reporting by imposing burdensome regulatory requirements.

World Health Organisation figures from 2012 show almost 18 million women worldwide live with HIV, making sterilisation a critical human rights issue, Mthembu said.

"We recognise that this critical human rights issue is hugely complex and that is why we have addressed this issue from the perspective of international human rights standards," said Salil Shetty, the secretary general of Amnesty International.

My hope is also that Indians will notice that there are a number of elected politicians covering 28 countries who think that this is a critical human rights issue.

He recommended that the State Department dedicate a section of its annual human rights report to the specific acknowledgement of critical human rights defenders in each country, as this would increase the legitimacy and visibility of their work and perhaps also afford some level of protection.

While the activists were heartened by the recent conviction of three military men for the bludgeoning death of Bishop Juan Gerardi, the author of a critical human rights report in 1998, many activists say they continue to suffer harassment: anonymous threats, lurking by suspicious people outside their offices and break-ins in which computer files are reviewed or stolen.

Entrenched gender discrimination remains a defining fact of life for most of the world's bottom 2 billion, and that is not only a critical human rights issue but also a pressing economic issue.

Founder and President of Leadership Council for Human Rights, Kathryn has dedicated her career to working on critical human rights issues, and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for her efforts.

The Institute of Justice & Democracy in Haiti, Let Haiti Live, and The Center For Constitutional Rights have recommended immediate changes to recovery efforts to ensure that critical human rights concerns are addressed.