Sentence examples for for equal citizenship from inspiring English sources
Primary among these social bases in a democratic society are the conditions needed for equal citizenship, including equality of political rights and fair equal opportunity, as well as personal independence and adequate material means for achieving it.
We had an election in which, for the first time, voters in four states embraced equal marriage rights (which, let's be honest, is a proxy for equal citizenship).
It's the line in the sand that societies draw to say that the harm to those directly involved, to third parties, or to the bedrock principles necessary for equal citizenship, is simply too great.
To be fair to the ginger group, the Campaign for Equal Citizenship, at the time they were urging the UK parties to organise In Northern Ireland there was a low intensity civil war raging.
"If we call for equal citizenship, the head scarf ban — except certain exceptions — was necessary to be lifted in public offices," Hasan Cemal, a writer, said on the news site T24.
However, as shown not least by recent developments in peripheral suburban areas in Sweden and other European countries, such contestations may also take the form of collective actions, challenging current notions of citizenship in contemporary multi-ethnic Europe, indicating the struggle for equal citizenship rights [33].
Bennett's Lincoln is not only a reluctant convert to Emancipation; he is also an unwavering opponent of equal citizenship for the freed slaves, beholden as he is to his "dream" of an all-white America.
"I voted for the principle of equal citizenship rather than a nationalist ethnic state," he says.The mainstream Israeli media generally ignored the Arab-led parties, three of which look likely to get a total of 12 seats, one going to a Jew.
Its first major event was the declaration of equal citizenship for Jews by the French National Assembly (1791).
By dismantling a vital legal mechanism that propelled our nation towards achieving the cardinal democratic principle of equal citizenship for all Americans, the Shelby Court set our nation back.
We are not afraid of equal citizenship for all Israelis, nor do we have any qualms about living in a society where human rights are simply ours.
