Examples of using Human right in English and their translations into Spanish
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This is an individual human right which cannot be given away as a political concession.
We fully subscribe to the Secretary-General's assertion that development is a fundamental human right and that development is the most secure basis for peace.
The right to water, like any human right, imposes three types of obligations on States parties: obligations to respect,
The right to work, like any other human right, imposes on States parties obligations to respect, obligations to protect
As a fundamental human right, access to justice is the individual's gateway to the various institutional channels provided by States to resolve disputes.
For example, human right complaints involving harassment in the workplace may involve cruel,
Protecting the human right to hold and express opinions
Human right objectives must be integrated into the objectives
They are linked because democracy is a fundamental human right, the advancement of which is itself an important measure of development.
The Committee urges the State party to establish a national human right institution which is in full conformity with Paris Principles of 1991.
Countries that allow human right violations as torture, disappearances, political imprisonment,
Likewise, grave human right violations are essential to understand the high impunity rates that characterize the Mexican case.
Education is a basic human right for everyone and an essential foundation for all forms of development cooperation"!
Such poor human right records in the U.S. are an inevitable product of the ruling quarters' policy against humanity.
Biscay Declaration on Human Right to the Environment, Luarca Declaration on the Human Right to Peace.
Not only is it a fundamental human right, but it is necessary as a means of realizing other rights. .
Workshops provided opportunity to review human right matters within local government policy.
It was a fundamental human right and the time was ripe,
Freedom of information is a fundamental human right and… the touchstone of all of the freedoms to which the United Nations is consecrated.
The Environmental Law Centre publication Water as a Human Right? examines the competing arguments and challenges in relation
