Sentence examples for key human right from inspiring English sources

Almost everywhere, it is considered a key human right and a foundational building block for democracy.

Key human rights benchmarks must be central to talks or the bloody conflict will continue to spiral well beyond Syria's borders.

The United Nations was criticised recently for handing Saudi Arabia a key human rights role, despite its record on human rights abuses and freedoms for women, minorities and dissidents.

Bildt assured us that reconciliation would not be a problem in Europe unless it was perceived as rolling back women's rights, educational development, and other key human rights issues.

They don't press governments on the key human rights issues that make democracy function — a free press, peaceful assembly and a functioning civil society that can really challenge power".

Tacked to the walls are brightly-decorated posters written in Arabic, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the UN agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) and highlighting key human rights messages.

A10 U.S. Warns Egypt on Aid President Bush warned Egypt that America would not deliver any increase in aid to protest the prosecution of a key human rights activist.

"It is scandalous that the UN chose a country that has beheaded more people this year than Isis to be head of a key human rights panel," executive director of UN Watch, a campaigning NGO, Hillel Neuer said.

"Following the uprising no new major initiatives were taken to tackle key human rights issues and the measures taken have had little impact to date," according to the auditors.

Takla argued that China's recent economic boom has negatively impacted the international community's ability to pressure the regime on its human rights record. 5. (SBU) Deputy Speaker of Parliament Gyari Dolma highlighted to PolOff four key human rights issues that CTA would like resolved in Tibet.

"The main organisation that has provided this information, the Bahrain-based National Institute of Human Rights, is closely associated with the Bahraini Government and it appears the FIA investigator failed to contact any of the other key human rights organisations on the ground.