Sentence examples for rights seen from inspiring English sources

An urgent petition to the UN special rapporteurs on human rights, seen by Guardian Australia, was lodged overnight by refugee advocates.

He said a ban on so-called financial passporting rights, seen as potentially highly damaging to the City of London and one of the most fraught issues in Brexit talks, "should not be seen as a technical issue but a matter of sovereignty".

"The UK doesn't have the enshrined constitutional rights seen in countries like Spain that could override its international commitments.

For the intellectual property fundamentalists, the income claims of patent holders are "property rights," seen as analogous to a homeowner's right to her house.

Supported by UNICEF Montenegro and the local NGO Forum MNE, the workshop will focus on the production of short films about child rights, seen from the perspective of the teenagers.

[Read UNICEF's statistical exploration] A violation of rights Seen from a human rights perspective, FGM/C of any type is a harmful practice, a violation of human rights of girls and women (notably to the right to the highest attainable standard of health, to bodily integrity, to protection and in the most extreme cases, to the right to life) and a form of violence.

With few exceptions, women of all races everywhere were also denied suffrage rights (see woman suffrage).

Nickel (2008, 2010) develops a typology of supporting relations between rights (see also Gilabert 2010).

In 1946, 3.4 million adult males had voting rights (see Cantón 1968).

The right saw them as traitors.

"It's all right seeing you, too, Muriel,' Anna said.