Examples of using Human dignity in English and their translations into Spanish
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The four pillars of Catholic social teaching- human dignity, common good,
The Penal Code is founded on the need to respect human dignity, not only that of the offender but also that of the victim.
It is demonstrated why"human dignity" must rightly be regarded as the absolute highest value.
When human dignity and integrity are no longer the supreme guiding principles of our political decisions, our political community is shaken to its foundations.
Human dignity is guaranteed,
Nothing devastates human dignity more than having to defecate in the open and drink contaminated water.
The client shall be treated without offending his or her human dignity and with respect for his or her conviction and privacy.
Iv Conditions that are more respectful of human dignity in the holding centres
The Human Dignity Trust records a number of arrests made in recent years.
Arrested persons must be treated in a manner that preserves their human dignity and may not be subjected to physical or mental harm.
We cannot commit ourselves only half-way to human dignity, equality and justice.
Human dignity and social value are undermined.
In addition, 1,150 students have already attended a one-week human dignity course, also taught by trained local police officers under Task Force supervision.
Processing Requests- CHI's values of human dignity and stewardship shall be reflected in the application process,
The Ministry held four conferences for members of the education system under the title,"Human Dignity- Man
Holding a special conference for the Ministry's teaching staff and for pupils regarding human dignity.
Respect for human dignity and the prohibition of any type of treatment which negates that dignity are an integral part of Togolese law.
Respect for life and human dignity, which formed the basis for human rights,
A statement which the petitioner perceives as racist does not automatically constitute an assault on human dignity within the meaning of section 130 of the GCC.
The South African Constitution provides that everyone has inherent human dignity and has the right to have their dignity respected and protected.