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Meanings of human rights in English

Russian
права человека
Portuguese
dh
Catalan
drets humans
Spanish
dd. hh.
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Inalienable fundamental rights to which a person is inherently entitled.

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права человека
Usage of human rights in English
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Question of the Week: Are Europe's human rights laws now under threat?
The Irish Times
2
The human rights group claims that many cases involve violence and harassment.
BBC
3
The agenda will include international cooperation, terrorism, human rights and energy investment.
Reuters
4
The United Nations human rights office said Hussein's conviction violated international law.
Reuters
5
The deputy human rights minister has also resigned, a government source said.
Reuters
6
Ratu Inoke also said Forum members should implement international human rights law.
Radio NZ
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An increasing number of international and Iraqi human rights organizations reports otherwise.
The Guardian
8
On human rights and regional security, however, there are more question marks.
Reuters
9
Access for humanitarian aid, international media and human rights monitors is essential.
The Guardian
10
Papua New Guinea's government has defended its efforts to protect human rights.
Radio NZ
11
Ms Rākete said the law was a breach of prisoners' human rights.
Radio NZ
12
For Washington, political reform and human rights in Cuba are key issues.
Radio NZ
13
Secondly, it should also work to make these countries respect human rights.
The Guardian
14
Foreign political and diplomatic pressure over human rights concerns is rising, too.
Reuters
15
Among several focuses is how the government approaches past human rights violations.
The Guardian
16
Some will ask if the prime minister should raise human rights issues.
Radio NZ
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