Sentence examples for rights to equality from inspiring English sources

It doesn't contain the rights to equality or asylum enshrined in UN treaties.

Grover led a legal battle in the Delhi High Court to get Section 377 declared unconstitutional, because it violates citizens' rights to equality, privacy and dignity guaranteed in India's written constitution.

In Israel, Jews were finally able to secure their rights to equality, civil and political participation, and full religious freedom, which had been denied them across most of the Arab world.

They are here to argue for women to take full and responsible roles in any future Afghan government -- and for the reaffirmation and protection of women's rights to equality.

Human Rights Watch's research in Latin America confirms that the criminalization of abortion results in violations of women's most basic rights to equality, life, health and physical integrity and does nothing to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

Last year, in one of the boldest decisions delivered by the constitutional court, a majority of judges found that the state had failed to fulfil its positive obligations to realise the rights to equality, human dignity, freedom, security of the person, administrative justice and socio-economic rights because it had failed to create a truly independent corruption fighting unit.

Their right to equality of opportunity.

Acknowledgment of the right to equality often must be coerced from the advantaged by the disadvantaged.

No economic, social or cultural rights or right to equality exist besides the protection of property.

The European Convention of Human Rights and the Human Rights Act do not include even a basic right to equality.

It does not set out any new or special protections for religious faiths beyond a general right to equality.