Sentence examples similar to human rights knowledge from inspiring English sources
According to Rajab, despite lacking a clear understanding of what constitutes a culture of human rights or knowledge of human rights standards and norms, he was active within the general Bahraini students union, speaking out against all forms of injustice.
Monitoring the impact of foreign assistance and economic development on health and human rights requires knowledge of pre-election conditions.
Human rights officials with knowledge of the negotiations said the Saudis insisted on certain stipulations, including that the aid not be distributed in Houthi-controlled areas.
Other human rights officials with knowledge of the investigation told VICE News that residents of Tabit are living in a state of intense fear.
Krimly also said that those with "particular interest in human rights" should "deepen their knowledge" of the particular case they are criticising, saying that Nimr had been convicted of 14 offences, including "multiple armed attacks against police vehicles".
Mr Miliband adds: "The hardest decision you can make in government is to turn down an exercise on the grounds that there might be a substantial risk to human rights abroad, in the knowledge that by turning it down you're forsaking the chance to do something to achieve greater security for people here.
English is her subject but she currently teaches theory of knowledge and human rights in addition.
It was to provide people in the community with knowledge about human rights.
Bratza refused to be drawn, protesting that there were plenty of judges in Britain with "profound knowledge" of human rights.
