'implement human right' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you are discussing the need to promote and protect human rights. For example, "The United Nations has been actively working to implement human right throughout the world."
This year, one government official in the Marshalls said the country needed more aid to implement human rights improvements in response to the UN Universal Periodic Review every five years.
Conservative party sources said that Gove, who was promoted to the post even though he has previously voiced his support for capital punishment, will implement human rights reforms that had been blocked in the coalition by the Liberal Democrats.
The result of this debate has been to label section 3 either a "radical tool" to implement human rights, or a "signficiant limitation" of Parliament's will.
The audit is being conducted by Business for Social Responsibility, a San Francisco-based nonprofit that provides guidance on how to implement human rights principles to more than 250 companies, including Google, Microsoft, Visa, and Coca-Cola.
"For us as Afghans, foreign aid and foreign presence in Afghanistan meant that they were standing with us, shoulder to shoulder, to build democracy, to have a prosperous Afghanistan, to implement human rights, and to dream".
Respondents were nine times more likely (relative risk 9.26; 95% CI 5.14-16.66) to implement human rights education after completing the training.
Overall, about half of responding participants of past TTT courses were likely to implement human rights teaching into their institutions' formal curricula.
Participants may be pre-selected individuals with a belief in human rights education who be more likely to implement human rights education irrespective of their participation in the training course.
He should dedicate more UN staff to the challenge of implementing human rights rulings - so that judgments become real.
The standard UN system for implementing human rights is not very powerful.
