Sentence examples for robust human rights from inspiring English sources
"We've also encouraged companies to have robust human rights policies in place".
In the process, why not show them what enhanced and robust human rights protection looks like.
One of the most robust human rights conventions, one that indeed curtails sovereignty, even if mildly, through its arbitration mechanisms, is the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, formed in 1950.
But the government is held accountable by robust human rights mechanisms, an independent judiciary, and even creating special courts to comprehensively probe incidents of inter-religious violence.
The robust record on human rights seems to have done no harm either: exports to both countries have been rising.
The report adds that this is particularly startling "given how robust the international human rights framework is when it comes to protecting children's rights, including the right of every child to nationality".
China is "establishing a robust system of human rights safeguards," says the government's report to the hearing, part of a rotating "Universal Periodic Review" process, started in 2008, that each United Nations member must face every four or five years.
In reply to a question about the implications of Mr. Snowden's case for relations with the United States, Mr. Putin effectively accused Washington of hypocrisy by providing robust support for human rights advocates in other circumstances but not in a case like Mr. Snowden's, in which the United States is being criticized.
If so the third party could be described, vaguely, as the international community, a community with a serious interest in creating a robust culture of human rights wherein violations are documented and addressed rather than simply ignored.
Post-Brexit Britain requires a robust debate around human rights for black and brown people".
Setchell argued that there were robust safeguards to protect the human rights of individuals on the database.
