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At the heart of this opposition is the fear that the TTIP will give big business vast new powers over public services like the NHS, and undermine rights at work, environmental protection and food safety standards.

Undermining liberty and freedom of speech Amnesty's report said the terrorism bill - currently before parliament - contained "sweeping and vague" powers, which would further undermine rights to liberty, freedom of expression and to a fair trial.

She tweeted that she would oppose "any provision undermining right to privacy".

Counseling that does not focus on effectiveness can lead to "misinformed choice," which may undermine rights-based approaches.

"They can be used to promote human rights or to undermine human rights".

Critics of the so-called "war legislation," including human rights groups, say it would undermine human rights.

A majority in a parliament cannot decide to harm the rights of a minority, nor vote for laws that undermine human rights.

Mr Dingemans said the Bulls were not trying to undermine the rights of Mr Hall and Mr Preddy and judges had to carefully balance all human rights involved.

Ms. Becker has also taken stands that undermine civil rights.

The Tories are already trying to undermine these rights.

He is starting to undermine property rights and place curbs and controls on private business.