Sentence examples for denounced human from inspiring English sources

ORTHODOX LEADER CRITICAL OF HUMAN RIGHTS GROUPS: A top Orthodox leader denounced human rights organizations on Tuesday, claiming that activists protecting homosexuals, abortion, and euthanasia are undermining Russian society.

Americans too often fail to remember the humanity at stake when our speed to denounce human rights abuses is not intrinsically linked to our current political interests, or historical and racial ties.

The RFK Centre awarded her its 2008 prize, for denouncing human rights abuses by the Moroccan government.

He worked tirelessly to condemn the brutality of the Suharto regime in Indonesia, denouncing human rights violations there.

At that time, Mr. Kissinger preceded a public address denouncing human rights violations with private words of support to Admiral Guzzetti.

Many Ṣūfīs hold that fana alone is a negative state, for even though ridding oneself of earthly desires and recognizing and denouncing human imperfections are necessary for every pious individual, such virtues are insufficient for those who choose the path of Ṣūfism.

Such accreditation carries with it a formal and internationally credible platform from which to expose and denounce human rights violations from within the halls of the UN.

Instead, the Obama administration has begun to recognize that it's valid for the United States to denounce human rights violations inside Cuba without violating international law by interfering in Cuba's internal affairs.

As a longtime activist who has gone to great lengths to denounce human rights abuses, I do not think I would have the gall to keep challenging Goliath after such an attack.

He was finally transferred to general population on January 27 , 2012 after an unrelenting campaign by his supporters, which included an impromptu sit-in and the delivery of 5,000 signatures to the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections alongside of a special statement by United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture, Juan Mendez, denouncing human isolation for more than 15 days, as torture.

A pamphlet denouncing human-rights abuses committed against ETA prisoners lay on the table.