Examples of using Basic human rights in English and their translations into Swedish
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conditions in dormitories which violate basic human rights are forbidden.
we are not talking about charity but about basic human rights.
it is one of the basic human rights.
respect and basic human rights.
The websites feature an interactive virtual educational system for anyone teaching or learning basic human rights.
We expect our suppliers to consistently provide an environment which protects their employees' health and safety and basic human rights.
In October 1998 the parliament amended the constitution to include a new section outlining basic human rights.
respect for its inviolability are the basic human rights and therefore both the essence and goal of democracy.
sometimes under harsh conditions, for practicing their faith and exercising basic human rights.
The HCLU strives to educate citizens about their basic human rights and freedoms, and takes a stand against undue interference and misuse of power by those in positions of authority.
We reject, also, the cultural relativist view according to which these basic human rights are not appropriate for certain nations
Discrimination against women is a violation of basic human rights, humiliating women
he said that terrorists do not have the same basic human rights as everyone else.
Social exclusion, discrimination due to HIV status and the non-respect of basic human rights of PLWHA still persist.
These basic human rights are legally protected, and nobody is allowed to abuse
Lets just look at some of the basic human rights that are denied those people with disabilities living in institutions.
They help to guarantee basic human rights, contribute to the knowledge-based economy
The Ankang system is completely at odds with the basic human rights that surely all of us warmly support,
which are unworthy of a Europe where respect for basic human rights should apply to everyone.
Social and cultural requirements deserve to be taken into account, both as basic human rights and as essential components of the internal market.