"denied rights" is an acceptable expression to use in written English.
For example: "The people of the nation were denied rights to proper healthcare and education."
Sometimes, they find themselves denied rights and privileges because their actions confront the faith of others.
Mario Flores, a Mexican national, was denied rights under the Vienna Convention.
"Here is a citizen being denied rights and privileges because of who her parent is," Mr. Shalom said.
Lawyers for Mr. Song have complained that he was denied rights guaranteed under Chinese criminal laws while he was detained.
The answer is emphatically – no... Throughout history where a people or a group has been arbitrarily denied rights, reaction has been inevitable.
The Green party's sole representative in the Stormont assembly, Steven Agnew, said gay Christians were being "denied rights and religious freedoms".
He was personally responsible, a responsibility he blindly denied right to the end.
When a homophobe discovers his or her child is gay and that child is denied rights--suddenly that homophobe's point of view might change.
"I've been denied right from the beginning when it first started," says Kejick.
In doing so they have set a precedent for denying rights afforded by the guidelines.
That doesn't deny rights; it recognizes the fact in fiction.
