Sentence examples similar to deprived right from inspiring English sources

But, because others are violently deprived of rights and life does not mean that we should be content with circumscribed rights and lives.

E.g., is the wrong that women have been deprived equal rights?

The Saami have constantly been loosing ground, they have always been stepping aside and been deprived of rights.

"You cannot be deprived of rights because of an accusation," said Eileen Rieg, a former gun shop owner in Orlando who now operates a security guard training company.

On the other hand, Mrs Aubry's departure deprives the right of an easy target.

Rather, in the name of ideology, their actions will deprive the right of all of New Jersey's children to a safe and nurturing school environment.

This has the effect of depriving the right liver of most of its blood supply as there is very little crossover.

Children have rights Child labourers are often deprived of their rights – and many are not aware they have rights in the first place.

What if the law itself regardless of how it is enforced seemingly deprives rights?

Over the years Ms Navratilova has been a high-profile supporter of a number of charities devoted to deprived children, animal rights and gay rights.

"When an individual is deprived of their right to sanitation, they can also be deprived of their right to dignity, privacy, and safety," the report said.