Sentence examples for human rights framing from inspiring English sources

These special issues, which "attend to what has hovered outside or been marginalized within the dominant human rights framing of North Korea," as Hong puts it, are essential reading for scholars, journalists, artists, activists and concerned citizens interested in making sure that there are no more Pork Chop Hills or Aeroks.

Sweden's 2003 legislated Policy for Global Development references specific rights issues throughout, while Norway's Commission report devotes considerable attention to a human rights framing of its country's foreign policies.

Yet Goal 3's suggested content did not express a health and human rights framing, while the sidelining of an explicit right to health agenda was further observed in two other significant reports.

But it was built without a human rights frame, and so what we've seen as its grown over 2.2 billion people is that it's shaping political discourse, its having impacts from a psychological and sociological standpoint on all of these different communities around the world but it's without a human rights frame.

The Boston Public Health Commissioner has managed to do much work around health disparities, they don't use a human rights frame, they use a social determinants frame but in either case they launched a Disparities Project that will look at the health care disparities".

Making a clear distinction between civil rights and human rights, Malcolm X framed the former as a domestic affairs issue.

This should bode well for Russia, and for President Putin, at a time of heightened criticism from the West, particularly on the question of whether Russia can live up to the rule of law and widely accepted norms for human rights -- now framed as essential "pillars" of the WTO framework.

Human rights groups are framed as foreign-steered and potentially dangerous for national sovereignty.

These suggest the need to go beyond the concept of the abstract legal individual around which much human rights thinking is framed [ 3, 8, 9].

The mandate of the Special Representative is anchored in the Convention on the Rights of the Child and other international human rights instruments and framed by the UN Study on Violence against Children.

First, we argue that the tension between enshrined sexual and reproductive health rights and lived reality reflects the fact that the international framing of human rights and the constitutional framing of gender equality in South Africa are based on presumptions of sameness.