Sentence examples for rights affairs from inspiring English sources

Mrs. González remains active in human rights affairs and said she was working on a book about her life.

Alhaj is head of liberties and human rights affairs at Al Jazeera.

He said U.S. officials seek to present themselves as "the big boys on human rights affairs in the international community," publishing evaluations of other countries' behavior while clandestinely engaging in "notorious" actions of their own.

That very first "braggin' rights" affair took place at the Yale Bowl in New Haven the summer after the Jets won Super Bowl III in 1969.

Besides, the euro referendum was by no means a left-versus-right affair.

Select committees, particularly those on human rights, home affairs and constitutional issues, are largely ignored.

He was referring to nongovernmental agencies that monitor areas like human rights, legal affairs, the environment, land issues, public health and the role and rights of women.

Though Mr. Hun Sen still has his way when he needs to, he must now look over his shoulder at a proliferation of home-grown groups that monitor and act on human rights, legal affairs, the environment, land issues, public health and the role and rights of women.

She writes about human rights, foreign affairs, gender politics, and the environment.

A Pew poll published this week finds that 93% of Germans expect him to do the right thing in world affairs.

And only about 10 percent had confidence that President Obama would do the right thing in world affairs.