Examples of using Basic right in English and their translations into Slovak
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the Hungarian way of life is a basic right of all people on the Earth.”.
The right of people to be heard on projects that have influence on them is an important basic right.
Thousands of women from around the world are denied their basic right to own or inherit property and their rights still
The day seeks to reflect on the state of towns and cities and the basic right of all to adequate shelter.
The 1951 Refugee Convention defines who is a refugee and what basic right states should afford to refugees.
The idea is to reflect on the state of our towns and cities and the basic right to adequate shelter for all.
that they deny women a basic right.
Everyone must get a chance to get the most basic right and that is the right to life.
Mats Tunehag writes on the freedom of speech as a basic right and therefore necessary to other rights and freedoms.
For her freedom of expression is a basic right, and without it one would not have access to other rights. .
principle of equality and I would say it is our basic right, but why include issues which muddy the water?
It found that almost four in five people thought that access to the Net should be a basic right.
The declaration states“the physician who respects the basic right of the patient to decline medical treatment does not act unethically in forgoing
Perhaps when we respect that basic right of being able to change your government through the ballot box
Whereas the right to see a lawyer is a basic right of anyone detained as outlined in article 16 of the Arab charter of human rights,
as part of the new Reform Treaty, also gives every employee individually the basic right to information and consultation,
Unborn children are deprived of life- the most basic right of all- simply based on their location(their mother's womb)
Whereas the right to see a lawyer is a basic right of any detained person,
Although 62 million girls are still denied their basic right to an education, the number of out-of-school girls has declined by 52 million in the last 15 years.
Unborn children aredeprived of life- the most basic right of all- simply based on their location(their mother's womb)