Sentence examples for rights developments from inspiring English sources

The international media ought to use any access it gets to report on human rights developments in China, not just the buildup to the Olympics.

The supreme court and its predecessor have been a useful instrument for keeping Scotland right on human rights developments, without having to wait years for Strasbourg to tell us we have been doing something wrong.

Jones ends "The March on Washington" with a brief survey of civil rights developments into 1964 and early 1965, but regrettably fails to extend his account to address the "Freedom Budget for All Americans" that Randolph and Rustin, with the endorsement of King and many other luminaries, put forward in 1966.

And these two civil rights developments have the potential to do that.

As 2012 winds down, it is time again to reflect on the year's human rights developments.

Though this list is far from exhaustive, the following were some of the best and worst human rights developments in 2012.

The principle of "air rights" development in London was nailed by architect Terry Farrell's Embankment Place.

Andy Whitmore, of the London Mining Network, an alliance of human rights, development and environmental groups, described Glencore's involvement as "shocking".

We have, as a country, been at the forefront of human rights development since the second world war.

No one should underestimate the adverse human rights impacts of free trade and investment agreements on human rights, development and democratic governance.

Equality and rights development worker Caroline Gibb, 42, is studying part-time over two years for Stirling's MLitt in gender studies.