Sentence examples for human rights failures from inspiring English sources

At this critical moment, the US, South Korea and the rest of the international community must not shy away from exposing the human rights failures of the North.

Anyone who cares about human rights should encourage their governments to take up HRW's call for a new unified approach to Cuba's human rights failures.

Regarding Robert Bernstein's "Lost in the Mideast" (Views, Oct. 21): There are those who should be criticized for their human rights failures and those who get a pass.

While he acknowledged that corruption and human rights failures posed challenges, he appeared to see them as less-corrosive threats to the military mission than some of his predecessors did.

While 400,000 people took part in a virtual sit-in of the WTO Web site organized by the Electrohippies Collective, more than 40,000 protesters (some estimates were as high as 60,000) were in Seattle to oppose everything from specific WTO policies to free trade and the human rights failures of globalization.

But Trump also used the issue of human rights failures to ding at the institution he was addressing, saying the U.N. had been hijacked by "states that seek to subvert this institution's noble end".

It's the same story as I saw firsthand in Honduras, where our joint complaint was filed three years ago or Guatemala where Froman finally intervened six years after similar complaints about the destruction of human rights, failure to pay even the pitiful minimum wage or enforce any labor regulations.

Mr Grayling's period of office has been notable only for his attempts to restrict judicial review and human rights; his failure to protect the judiciary against criticism from his colleagues; and the reduction in legal aid to a bare minimum provision.

Even if our results suggest more positive conditions than those experienced by a more representative sample of female Zambian prisoners, the findings identify serious human rights abuses and failures to provide healthcare that compel further investigation, monitoring and response by the Zambian government.

There had to be a "violation" of human rights and a "failure" of state protection.

On the phone, Alomar quickly rattled off his topics of choice to me: "human dignity, human rights, happiness, success, failure, equality, inequality, tolerance".