Grappling with the confluence of challenges facing migrant workers and their children, our respondents emphasized the obligations of local and national governments as well as corporations towards the fulfillment of the rights of this marginalized and often "invisible" population.
There is also strong rhetoric right now from the Party's Political and Legal Committee and Ministry of Justice emphasizing the obligation of lawyers, for example, to keep in mind the "big picture," to play their role in upholding social stability, and to follow the leadership of the Party.
The organizers noted that the UN General Assembly resolution on 'the right to education in emergency situations' emphasizes the obligation to secure education for all children regardless of context.
A more adequate conception would make visible how social norms and pressures influence the choices offered to patients, and would emphasize the obligations of healthcare providers to actively support patient autonomy and decision making.
Gotterbarn argues that the computing professions should adopt a positive concept of responsibility, as it emphasizes the obligations and duties of computer practitioners to have regard for the consequences of one's actions and to minimize the possibility of causing harm.
Because Chinese society emphasizes the traditional obligation to uphold familial reputations and lineages, MSM are threatened by the stigma associated with the exposure of their sexual orientation in China [ 5, 23], resulting in a fear of seeking out HIV-related information, resources, and testing.
The core tenets of Confucianism emphasize the individual obligations towards family: being a loving parent, taking good care of offspring, being a dutiful child, and supporting siblings.
(Female, Age 21, Interview 2) Interference with fulfillment of social obligations While counselors emphasized the adverse physical effects of continued alcohol use, participants themselves pointed to the negative impact of alcohol on their ability to fulfill social obligations, particularly towards their children.
Without disregarding the basic Confucian virtue, benevolence, Yamaga emphasized the second virtue, righteousness, which he interpreted as obligation or duty.
The Christian tradition emphasized the close relationship of the sufferer to the members of the community, upon whom rested the obligation for care.
