Sentence examples for meet human rights from inspiring English sources

"You go and meet human rights activists," he said, challenging his interviewers.

As The Guardian's Moscow correspondent, Luke Harding, points out, Hillary Clinton took time out of her Moscow trip this afternoon to meet human rights activists, which knocks a bit of a hole in the story.

Officials from President Felipe Calderón on down have assailed the idea that the United States Congress would withhold a quarter of the aid for Mexico if it did not meet human rights standards, calling it an attack on their sovereignty.

The probe will assess whether the centre's conditions meet human rights requirements under PNG's constitution.

An extremely relevant time for the two leaders to meet, human rights groups are wondering if their conversation could move from business for just a few moments, to potentially save the lives of a family suffering under Hu's leadership.

The overall responsibility for meeting human rights obligations rests with the state.

A European court of justice case placed a question mark over whether such an authorisation process meets human rights standards.

On Sunday, the advocacy group Human Rights Watch sent a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, arguing that Mexico has not met human rights standards attached to the release of 15percentt of the funds.

While on tour he met human rights victims and their families, including several "Mothers of the Disappeared" in Argentina.

After becoming head of the religious police in 2009, Mr Humain sought to improve its image by hiring consultants to restructure the organisation, meeting human rights groups and consulting public relations firms.

For many years, Emad was scared to say anything, until he entered University at age 22, where he met human rights activists who inspired him because in spite of all the dangers "they were never scared".