"system of human rights" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the overall structure or framework of principles and laws that protect and promote basic human rights. Example: "The United Nations has developed a comprehensive system of human rights through various international treaties and declarations."
Many nations now participate in a complex international system of human rights treaties, conventions and institutions.
This Issue has begun discussing a new scenario; the Inter American system of human rights.
Hessel's generation understood that – even if it were all a figleaf for US hegemony – a global and universal system of human rights would leave a lasting legacy.
Mendès-France also reminded Santa Domingo of its national and international obligations, adding: "The Dominican Republic cannot violate international norms or those of the inter-American system of human rights protection, and especially not violate its own constitution".
However, while stoking more anger against European judges and European states may score a short-term victory for a bill of rights, it may also do damage to our system of human rights law in the long term.
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.
Turning to an assessment of the biogenetic standards of the Council of Europe, we should recall that these fit into the much broader system of protection of human rights and freedoms of the Council of Europe, which is a part of this system's development.
Mendez said he paid credit to Australia for its "robust, democratic system with guarantees of human rights for everybody".
Instead, the newspaper suggested redirecting American aid to strengthen the Colombian judicial system's investigations of human rights violations.
Newspapers are entitled to pursue an editorial line, but removing the distinction between opinion and news means that the general public, who understandably have little knowledge of the complex immigration system or indeed of human rights law, are left with a skewed picture.
Also in this way, paradoxically (from the critical position of the structure human beings' dignity) we are lead to its affirmation, in a form which partly appears in systems for the protection of human rights – with the system of the Council of Europe at the fore of this – which should represent the aim of Member States (Pinker 2008).
