The phrase "extensive human rights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a broad set of human rights that have been established by legal codes, international law, or custom. For example, "Our country is committed to upholding extensive human rights, including the right to free expression and assembly."
"Physical, sexual and psychological violence against women is an extensive human rights abuse in all EU Member States," said FRA Director Morten Kjaerum.
Bangladesh's prime minister has dismissed accusations that democracy and rule of law are being undermined by her increasingly authoritarian behaviour and by extensive human rights abuses by the police and security forces.
A15 Rights Charges on Chechnya The United Nations high commissioner for human rights said she had heard and seen "shocking" evidence of extensive human rights atrocities by Russian forces.
"Throughout this process we have drawn the Ecuadoreans' attention to relevant provisions of our law – for example, the extensive human rights safeguards in our extradition procedures, or the legal status of diplomatic premises in the UK," a spokesman said.
Similarly, "transitional justice" is the name given to a range of measures taken in countries that have suffered national traumas, including ethnic cleansing and other extensive human rights violations.
The Nixon administration had instigated and supported Allende's overthrow, but the extensive human rights abuses that resulted were to plague Mr. Kissinger until he left office in 1977, along with President Gerald Ford.
HRW added: "Over the past year Human Rights Watch has monitored and documented extensive human-rights violations directly linked to the preparation and the hosting of the Games.
Observers from the European Union reported extensive human-rights violations in the months that followed, including nearly two hundred demonstrators killed by security forces and tens of thousands more imprisoned.
But the same paper, a strong supporter of the Bush administration, played down the extensive disclosures of human rights abuses and killings by Iraqi security forces.
Nonetheless, Mr. Bantasyam conceded that very few people had blamed rebels for attacks on civilians while the military has an extensive record of human rights abuses against the Acehenese, including killings, kidnappings and torture.
