Examples of using Basic rights in English and their translations into Danish
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Women have been stripped of their most basic rights, and the countless women widowed by the fighting are no longer allowed to earn an income for their families.
In Canada, the plight of Ernst Zündel and his friends continues before“Human Rights Commission” tribunals- ad hoc courts that blithely flout the defendant's basic rights.
they suffer very poor working conditions and violations of their most basic rights.
we continuously assess the level of risk that our data processing affects your basic rights in a negative way.
We Independents always stand up for defending basic rights and therefore also support efforts to create a Charter of Fundamental Rights for the European Union.
at the expense of basic rights and freedoms.
Is this great country so hard up for good men to fight for it that we're gonna sell out our most basic rights to someone like you?
It is the countries that continue to protect their markets that have to explain why they continue to deny fully-paid-up fellow EU citizens their basic rights.
That is why I have taken the liberty of tabling Amendment No 1 on behalf of the Socialist Group which deals specifically with these economic and social basic rights.
But I also believe that the Constitution doesn't say that whites alone shall have our basic rights.
how this kind of European charter of basic rights can take precedence over the European treaties.
Its aim is to demonstrate Parliament' s indignation at the procedures which have been applied, and to demand that the basic rights to a defence be respected.
Yet even in these two policies, the basic rights of the child are not being respected.
That we're gonna sell out our most basic rights to someone like you?
The Community recognises that Europeans have basic rights to education, which include people's right to culture.
Third, going beyond protecting the basic rights of natural persons, the compromise now also takes better care of the justified interests of legal entities.
They contain a clause authorising the Council to take the appropriate steps if it were proven that the most basic rights were being violated in Turkey.
they feel they have been cheated of their basic rights.
people are denied their basic rights.
It is not a matter of indifference for a worker to live under a totalitarian regime than to have these basic rights.