Sentence examples for human rights case from inspiring English sources

And human rights case law is gradually widening the definitions.

By illustrating the human rights case for their work they attracted help from cosmetics company Lush.

Now the story looks set to become the closely-knit island's first human rights case.

"It was the first human rights case to come before the Supreme Court," he said.

Earlier this year, Breivik won part of a human rights case brought against the government for unfair treatment in prison.

On the other hand, Mr. Yan says, party control turns every criminal case into a human rights case.

At present in the EU we do not have any rules on this and my question is whether the Council believes that it can speed up the processes or that we can wait, for example, until the European Court of Justice forces the Member States to recognise asylum as a fundamental human right in accordance with existing human rights case-law.

The worldwide economic downturn has temporarily eased the pressure, but employers in China's coastal boom belt continue to complain of shortages (although 20m people are said to have lost their jobs since the downturn hit late last year).So there is now an economic, as well as a human-rights, case for relaxing the country's "one-child policy".

He felt that he was creating a viable "business model for a human-rights case".

"I cannot remember an important human-rights case in which the plaintiffs are anonymous," says Sergio Aguayo, an activist who has brought cases before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. Inter-American Court of Human Rights

In an interview at the Bernard J. Jacobs Theater, where the play opened last Sunday, he said he had been aware of the Plastics as a human-rights case since the '70s but discovered their music only when he began writing "Rock 'n' Roll".