Examples of using As a basic human right in English and their translations into Arabic
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Equality as a basic human right;
It recognized development as a basic human right.
Participation in political decision-making as a basic human right.
We recommend that human rights education be recognized as a basic human right.
The right to environment is regarded as a basic human right and is protected by law.
The new emphasis on education as a basic human right is changing the programming perspective.
The realization of the right to development as a basic human right should be given utmost priority.
The realization of the right to development as a basic human right should be given utmost priority.
The realization of the right to development as a basic human right should be given utmost priority.
The right to health should therefore appear as a basic human right in the principles section of the standard.
They emphasized the importance of shelter as a basic human right, and the need to strengthen the Centre.
The Istanbul Declaration and the Habitat Agenda7 focus on adequate shelter for all as a basic human right.
RMF sees this not only as a development issue, but as a basic human right which applies to all people.
beings to enjoy a healthy and non-polluted environment, as a basic human right;
Stressing again the right of all human beings to enjoy a healthy and non-polluted environment, as a basic human right;
Finally, it is important to stress the responsibility of national Governments to provide education and training as a basic human right.
Both Ministries regard the right to reproductive health care as a basic human right, and as a significant contributor to socio-economic development.
Today the international community had accepted as a basic human right the idea of equality among individuals regardless of race, colour or religion.
UNFPA has vigorously promoted the concept of family planning as a basic human right, based on the principle of informed and voluntary choice.
The fact that water is not treated as a basic human right remains a major impediment to equitable access, distribution and use of water.