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From November 16th, victims of crime will for the first time have legally enforceable rights.
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The revised law pits media as data controllers directly against individuals as data subjects with enforceable rights.
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My country's new constitution, passed in 2008, is the first in the world to recognise legally enforceable rights of nature.
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A disability group advising the Government has called for legally enforceable rights for people with disabilities in the new Disability Bill.
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Accounting firm PwC said this would change the way the market operated by referring to direct and legally enforceable rights for investors.
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It's among a handful of countries which integrate economic, social and cultural rights alongside traditional civil and political rights as legally enforceable rights.
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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.