Sentence examples for right of dignity from inspiring English sources

More fundamentally, a child has a right of dignity and privacy that is violated whenever a person views images of that child being sexually abused.

When I asked Siddiqi to define "jihad" in its political sense, he said that it means "a struggle for peace and justice, so that you establish peace in the world, you establish justice in the world, and defend your own rights — the right of life, the right of property, the right of dignity and honor and freedom, and the right of your religion.

When I asked Siddiqi to define "jihad" in its political sense, he said that it means "a struggle for peace and justice, so that you establish peace in the world, you establish justice in the world, and defend your own rights the right of life, the right of property, the right of dignity and honor and freedom, and the right of your religion.

Literally giving his life for the cause of workers' rights and the right of dignity for every man, woman and child, Dr. King would be appalled to see the attacks today on unions and the labor force.

Ms. Pacheco highlights that true peace will elude the Middle East until Israel recognizes that Palestinians are human beings with reciprocal rights of dignity and justice.

A revolution that reminds us and convinces us that we are all created in the image of God and deserve human rights of dignity, safety and fairness.

He manages to find ways to excuse and broadly defend neo-Nazis while never extending the same courtesy or nuance to Mexicans, Muslims and Black Lives Matter protesters who demand the basic human rights of dignity and respect.

He was judged to have struck the right balance of dignity, firmness and refusal to point the finger of blame at Islam or France's Muslim population.

In Iraq, the state has continued to brutalise Sunnis, denying them the right of human dignity and the rule of law.

Liberty (with a small "l'"), sums up the triumph of the human spirit and human rights values of dignity, equality and fairness.

Any response to terrorism has to be proportionate and respectful of the human rights values of dignity, privacy and liberty that governments on both sides of the Atlantic have been all too easily tempted to ignore".