Sentence examples for human rights components from inspiring English sources

Since the authorization of the UN Assistance Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL) in 1999, peacekeeping mission mandates have increasingly incorporated protection of civilians and human rights components.

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"A peacekeeping force would also include a human rights component to monitor the situation.

In a statement issued after the Senate vote, the White House mentioned the human rights component of the bill only in passing, instead emphasizing that the president was looking forward to signing a measure that would level the playing field for American workers.

There is an international human rights component to this issue as well.

"There hasn't been a human rights component discussion around people who use drugs, whereas with disability or developmental disabilities, there has been a much greater understanding".

The emergence of a global HIV discourse with a significant health and human rights component, however, has played a key role in influencing a formal Peruvian HIV policy with a health and human rights framework, most clearly expressed in the HIV law reform to warrant universal access to antiretroviral treatment in 2004 [ 5].

That's why it is imperative that the UN mission currently deployed in Syria has a human rights monitoring component and that investigations and accountability for war crimes and crimes against humanity are a key part of the solution to the crisis in the country.

In 1977 the Carter administration developed a comprehensive policy framework that made human rights the central component of the American foreign policy (Schmitz and Walker 2004).

China, Russia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and other illiberal states have concluded, each in its own way, that democratic principles and human rights need not be components of a stable, prosperous future.

They worked together to educate the local population about human rights and key health components.