Sentence examples for trampled rights from inspiring English sources

That could allow Beijing to blame local authorities for the mistreatment, even though the culture of abuse and trampled rights starts at the top.

Britain's blanket refusal to discuss the sovereignty of the Falklands can be contrasted with its attitude to another group of islanders, over whose trampled rights it continues to shed few tears.

When cameras and tape recorders are switched off, the balaclava falls and the discussions of "culture" and trampled rights make way for the more unambiguous denunciations of fucking taigs (Catholics) and fucking huns (Protestants).

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I am sure that many of AIM's leaders wish that they had done some things differently, but in the long run, they were fighting for the trampled rights of the Indian people and the route they chose was confrontational and often ended up violently.

They don't share a social class but they share a trampled right".

A crucial committee of Parliament rejected a stringent antiterrorism bill that had been praised by American diplomats but that critics said trampled individual rights.

A  recent report compiled by four nongovernmental organizations, including the international watchdog group Transparency International, reveals that much of the development has been built on a foundation of trampled property rights.

In a message sent last month to leaders of communities affected by mining in Latin America, India, Africa and Asia, he spoke of "the cry for justice … for their lost lands, the violence, threats, corruption, the trampled human rights, the dire working conditions, and sometimes the slavery and human trafficking as well as the pollution of water, air and soil".

It has empowered organized crime, promoted violence, trampled human rights, stymied science, and caused countless patients to suffer when natural medicines were close at hand," the three founders write in a statement.

At the same time Putin has been reasserting Russia's big power status in the foreign area, he has, despite objections from the U.S., trampled human rights within his country.