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Considerable numbers of people had great difficulty in satisfying their most basic economic needs.
They had been denied their most basic rights, including the right to life, security, housing and many others.
The freedom of movement of Palestinians is also being severely curtailed and their most basic rights are being flouted.
Many of their most basic human rights-- the right to work, education and participation-- are deeply compromised.
Notification of custody is therefore important not only for due process rights, butalso to meet their most basic needs.
Many such countries shirk their most basic responsibilities to guarantee democratic, free and just societies.
Take the necessary steps to improve the situation of internally displaced persons in order to protect their most basic human rights(Hungary);
Violence against girls, boys andadolescents contravened their most basic human rights and affected their health, well-being and social development.
Inequality- both between and within countries- is increasing andmillions are unable to meet even their most basic needs.
Israel had continued for nearly five decades to deny the Palestinians their most basic human rights, the most important of which was the right to self-determination.
Criminal regimes had massacred their own people andused chemical weapons against them merely for demanding their most basic rights.
Of the 1.2 billion people(one fifth of the world's inhabitants)who cannot fulfil their most basic needs, about 800 million, or more than 65 per cent, live in rural environments.
In the absence of modern sources of energy, poor people overwhelmingly rely on the burning of traditional biomass to meet their most basic energy needs.
They were denied their most basic rights including freedom of association, right to engage in political activities without intimidation and harassment, and treated as hostages.
According to the definitions in paragraphs 5 and6 of Article 1 of the Protocol, the formulas, in their most basic form, for calculating production and consumption are as follows.
It is now estimated that about 220 million Africans- almost half of the population in sub-Saharan Africa- now live in absolute poverty,unable to meet their most basic needs.
It stated that,in doing so India has also made great strides in advancing their most basic human rights- the rights to food, housing and health.
More than 5 million Palestine refugees now suffered the consequences of Israel's systematic campaign to expel them from their homes and deny them their most basic rights.
Without recognition of their collective rights as peoples, the declaration could not adequately protect their most basic interests; the article was thus an indispensable feature of the draft.
Mr. Ben Sliman(Tunisia) said that, as the situation of many Palestine refugees in the Agency's fields of operation deteriorated,the Agency was finding it increasingly difficult to meet their most basic needs.
When they do not, society will face disintegration,with people losing their most basic human rights and freedoms, and gross violations of human rights will even take place when chaos erupts as a result of war.
Today, civilian populations are suffering in many places around the world due to the manifest failure of individual States to fulfil their most basic and compelling responsibilities.
Under these circumstances, households will be unable to meet their most basic food needs, resulting in very high acute malnutrition, excess mortality and extreme loss of livelihood assets.
During their more than four years of unjust imprisonment in United States jails,these young men have had their most basic human rights violated on numerous occasions.
In addition to violating their most basic right to health, this approach can place an increased burden on the health system of the host country, as manageable conditions left unattended grow into emergency situations.
The Beijing Conference had confirmed, as had other United Nations conferences,that foreign occupation prevented women from enjoying their most basic human rights.
Restrictions on freedom of movement make it increasingly difficult for the Palestinians in the H2 zone to meet their most basic needs, such as food supplies and medical care, and Palestinian children cannot attend school.
Noting with concern that international migrations are involving more and more women and that women suffer doubly from manifestations of racism andfrom various forms of exploitation that flagrantly violate their most basic rights.
Internally displaced persons are struggling to meet their most basic needs in a context where drought, floods, severe food insecurity and loss of access to grazing land and water resources have already disrupted their precarious livelihood opportunities.
The United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues gives a global voice for these indigenous peoples who see their most basic human rights trampled on by commercial interests.