Meanings of enforceable rights in English

From November 16th, victims of crime will for the first time have legally enforceable rights.

The revised law pits media as data controllers directly against individuals as data subjects with enforceable rights.

My country's new constitution, passed in 2008, is the first in the world to recognise legally enforceable rights of nature.

A disability group advising the Government has called for legally enforceable rights for people with disabilities in the new Disability Bill.

Accounting firm PwC said this would change the way the market operated by referring to direct and legally enforceable rights for investors.

It's among a handful of countries which integrate economic, social and cultural rights alongside traditional civil and political rights as legally enforceable rights.

A call for legally enforceable rights for disabled people to be contained in a forthcoming law has been endorsed by the Irish Human Rights Commission.