Meanings of championing the rights in English

When did he become obsessed with championing the rights of minority parties?

Indian Khan's was in recognition of his work championing the rights of children and women in India.

He devoted his public life to championing the rights of Mumbai's "sons of the soil".

A new organisation championing the rights of young people in care was today launched by President Mary McAleese.

After years of stubbornly championing the rights of consumers against ravaging corporate America, he sees it as his duty and imperative to run.

Since then it has made a name for itself championing the rights of poorly paid people working in the so-called "gig economy".

The community leader, 57, has spent three decades championing the rights of Somali and minority ethnic women in the north-west London borough of Brent.

On Tuesday, more than 300 protesters from the Bhim Army, a party championing the rights of Dalits, gathered outside the hospital in Delhi demanding justice.

After four decades of championing the rights of shoppers, the Consumers' Association of Ireland (CAI) is in slow decline and beset by internal disagreements.

A Pakistani schoolgirl shot by the Taliban for championing the rights to women's education has told the United Nations there are "thousands" across th(...)

Skandia remained opposed to Old Mutual's $6-billion bid today, championing the rights of the minority of shareholders who have rejected the South African insurer's offer.