We were talking about the feeling of being split in two and having one foot in the past (El Salvador or Argentina) and the other in the future (the United States), and I felt the same way, regardless of having the privilege of being born here.
Help us remember that we are all of us, regardless of the shade of our skin or the country of our origin, regardless of whether we were born in privilege or in bondage, regardless of the anatomy with which we were born or the language we speak, regardless of our gender identity or our sexual orientation, brothers and sisters.
CHILDREN'S rights are human rights for every child and adolescent up to the age of 18, regardless of where they are born, their race or ethnicity, whether they are a boy or girl, rich or poor, able or disabled, HIV-negative or HIV-positive.
That we live in a world where people can pick and choose the best of global culture, regardless of where they were born?
Somali parents in Minneapolis have complained for years that many of their children, regardless of where they were born, are autistic, and want an explanation.
Ireland offers automatic citizenship to anyone with an Irish parent, regardless of where they were born, while the grandchildren of citizens are also entitled to claim a passport once their births have been recorded in the country's foreign births register.
Throughout the article, these groups refer to and include everybody who has their origin in these regions, regardless of if they were born in or outside of Sweden.6 This means that persons who have second and third generation migrant background are included in the categories.
Level III units also have a neonatal intensive care unit that allows them to provide 24/7 care for newborns in serious distress or at risk of death, again regardless of whether they were born in the establishment.
A race horse becomes a year old on January 1st regardless of when they were born - an odd rule of the tracks both here and abroad.
The elderly are at risk of developing Alzheimer's disease regardless of where they were born or where they live.
We need the continued support and commitment of governments, donors, vaccine manufacturers and communities to rise to the challenge and extend the benefits of immunization to all people, regardless of where they are born or where they live.
