Sentence examples for dynamic human rights from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the report, Sonya Sceats, policy director at Freedom from Torture, said: "This initiative is arguably the most dynamic human rights diplomacy in British history, but as values are increasingly sacrificed in the pursuit of trade at any cost, Baroness Anelay, the UK's special representative on sexual violence, has been left to bear this torch alone at a critical moment.

The 1998 act did not just give legal effect to rights until then only recognised in international law, it also incorporated the principles that had been developed since the second world war to give dynamic effect to human rights – to make them practical and effective, not theoretical and illusory.

The notion of instrumentality, medicalisation, and depoliticisation (of 'Other' women) restricts understanding of sexual violence in armed conflict by failing to reflect the dynamic complexity of this human rights violation.

During his tenure, the Council developed dynamic programs examining questions of human rights, ethics and moral philosophy in partnership with diverse institutions throughout the world.

Dannenfelser and her ilk, with their dynamic fetus-focussed campaigns, conveniently ignore the human rights of the people in whom these fetuses reside.

Harvard FXB is the first academic center to focus exclusively on the practical dynamic between the issues of health and human rights.

Tanner et al. (2014, p. 23) suggested that livelihood resilience is informed by: "human agency and empowerment, individual and collective action, and by human rights, set within the dynamic processes of social transformation".

The existence of a committed and dynamic civil society gives us reason to be optimistic about the future of human rights in our country.

The conjunction between human rights, humanitarian aid and military interventions has created a particularly dangerous dynamic, but the rights discourse itself raises a whole set of issues that need to be considered more carefully.

However, U.S. engagement should be coupled with an Egyptian commitment to human rights and democratic reform that will create accountable, democratic institutions and a dynamic civil society that can give all Egyptian citizens a stake in their nation's future".

While many intuitively understand why this must be preserved for human rights reasons, there are also vital economic concerns that rely on a free, dynamic Internet.