Sentence examples for denial of basic rights from inspiring English sources

The denial of basic rights and opportunities due to race, ethnicity, gender, and sexual orientation.

Stephen Bowen, Amnesty's UK campaign director, said China's economic progress should not "blind" the UK to the denial of basic rights.

I applaud William Safire's consistent condemnation of the Bush administration's denial of basic rights to terror suspects ("Rights of Terror Suspects," column, July 5).

All of this brutality and bloodshed, even the routine denial of basic rights afforded to American citizen, black people have endured many times before.

But, to quote Mr Anwar again, "It is altogether shameful, if ingenious, to cite Asian values as an excuse for autocratic practices and denial of basic rights and liberties".

Its denial of basic rights and the brutal repression of its people will discredit the communist regime in every corner of the world and may very well be its ultimate undoing.

But while adults who remember the days of LP's seem willing to pay 99 cents a song, students see any transition from free as a denial of basic right.

To compare Reform Judaism, which supports democratic institutions, to Islamic extremism, which supports anti-democratic movements and the repression of basic rights - including, for example, the denial of women's rights - is beyond the pale.

In a typical case, the migrant wife would face "extreme isolation, extreme denial of their basic rights around freedom of movement, possibly an exploitation of their labour … and being denied money", Stanger said.

Might you have suspicions that, at the very highest levels of government, people are encouraged to package their policies – many of which are aimed at the denial of your basic rights – via carefully-formulated lies?

People in the region understandably resent the denial of their basic rights and freedoms, and they hold the U.S. government responsible for cozying up to and even propping up dictators.