Examples of using Their basic rights in English and their translations into Swedish
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Brussels, 13 December 2011- Suspects in the European Union will soon receive a‘letter of rights' listing their basic rights during criminal proceedings following a vote today in the European Parliament.
the subject of a European Arrest Warrant- a Letter of Rights listing their basic rights during criminal proceedings. The Commission has provided Member States with a model letter, which will be translated in 22 EU languages.
they may be condemned to an intolerable situation where their basic rights, security and even their lives are in danger.
the subject of a European Arrest Warrant- a Letter of Rights listing their basic rights during criminal proceedings. The Commission has provided Member States with a model letter, which will be translated in all 23 EU languages.
artists are now being censured and their basic rights are being threatened.
particularly concerning the suppression of a demonstration by women activists who have joined forces to demand recognition of their basic rights, among many other things.
People and their basic rights are therefore removed by means of a treaty from the powers of disposal of the other party to the treaty,
working conditions that respect their basic rights.
which enable them to pay their workers a fair wage and respect their basic rights.
All imprisoned people retain their basic right to practice a religion while in prison.
The European Union condemns this decision to detain individuals who were exercising their basic right to peaceful demonstration.
by guaranteeing that asylum-seekers arriving in Cambodia are not denied their basic right to asylum.
Enabling developing countries to safeguard their basic right to food security and to the survival of their farming methods
they must secure their basic right to a free, high-quality, universal state education
not guaranteeing people their basic right to health and environment.
Three hundred and thirty-five thousand permanent inhabitants(15%) of Latvia lack their basic rights, but it does not worry anyone.
For the Latvian political elite, depriving this essential part of the minority population of their basic rights is an instrument for preserving power.
political oppression which has deprived most of this country's people of their basic rights.
are still not always aware of their basic rights.