"Women remained unable to fully exercise their human rights due to barriers in law, policy and practice," Amnesty International said about Qatar in its 2014/15 annual report.
"A key element, of course, is strong labor rights protections so that every worker in every country can exercise fundamental human rights on the job_without fear".
These impacts, combined with direct harms to people, property, and physical infrastructure, pose a serious threat to the enjoyment and exercise of human rights across the world.
Egypt's prospects for more vigorous economic growth were mixed in 2007, and restrictions on the exercise of human rights and freedom of speech increased.
For some years, Handicap International has been implementing inclusive local development projects to reduce the social isolation of people with disabilities and improve the quality of their social participation by empowering them to exercise their human rights.
One such course involved the Mersey Care NHS Trust, which enabled people with learning difficulties and mental health problems to understand and exercise their human rights, through role play and education.
It has laid on the line the possibility of fair and considered negotiation with a Latin American country, and has at the same time called for the exercise of human rights throughout Latin America where they are ubiquitously violated.
It's about time you put your weight behind workers who exercise their human rights, and do so against the ugly background of the rightwing press in full spate.
Desperate to find food, escape the ubiquitous political police or exercise common human rights, they have risked their lives to sneak across the border.
The controversy over Facebook's treatment of shocking videos of beheadings is the latest illustration of the enormous complexity at work when it comes to promoting the exercise of human rights online.
