Eksempler på brug af Most basic rights på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Even the most basic rights of millions of children remain unfulfilled.
That we're gonna sell out our most basic rights to someone like you?
These women contribute to our economy, yetthey suffer very poor working conditions and violations of their most basic rights.
That right is one of the most basic rights, if not the most basic right, but it is increasingly being seen as a problem.
Stoning, mutilation andviolation of privacy and of the most basic rights are now the rule.
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Women have been stripped of their most basic rights, and the countless women widowed by the fighting are no longer allowed to earn an income for their families.
The modern institution of adoption is one way of providing one of a child's most basic rights: the right to a family.
I am talking about even the most basic rights such as, for example, the right to be able to have a drink, to be able to make a telephone call, to be able to contact friends or relatives.
Is this great country so hard up for good men to fight for it that we're gonna sell out our most basic rights to someone like you?
Other Members have already spoken of a million displaced people, a million people mutilated by landmines,thousands of women deprived of their most basic rights, such as the right to education, health, work, or to move around freely: it must be terrible for many of these women, who are accustomed to education, to a secular way of life, to be confined to that area with no freedom.
On the contrary, the fact is that China's economic progress is partly based upon its systematically denying its own workers their most basic rights.
We also hope to advance our message that civil society activists everywhere must be free to exercise their most basic rights of freedom of thought and freedom of speech and freedom of the written word.
On an entirely different point, I would also like to support what some of the previous speakers have said: if the war on terroris to be legitimate, it should not involve flouting the most basic rights.
Let us not forget that there are countries where women andchildren still lack the most basic rights and where women do not know what is going to happen to them or how important their children are.
Beijing must free Liu Xiaobo, his wife and his friends; it must free the Sakharov laureate, Hu Jia, and all the other brave Chinese citizens who dare to fight for democracy,for freedom and for their most basic rights.
The workers' rule will not only ensure the immediate introduction of the norms outlined in this section of the Programme as the most basic rights of the people in Iran but will also, by implementing the whole of its communist programme, prepare the conditions for real and complete liberation and equality.
It is clear that the salaried workers concerned must continue to make their requirements for sufficient rest and living time heard,in the face of liberal dogmas about free competition which deride the most basic rights.
The fact that millions of people are deprived of their most basic rights, the fact that- partly as a result of the EU's highly problematical policies- they have less and less food available, and that hunger, disease and a lack of decent housing are their cruel reality, that many people have no access to education, and that workers' rights are being trampled under foot: all this is largely ignored.
They contain a clause authorising the Council to take the appropriate steps if it were proven that the most basic rights were being violated in Turkey.
Deprived of their most basic rights, the people of Palestine continue to suffer the horrors of a brutal occupation which has lasted too long, and they are paying a heavy toll faced with Israel's intransigence and its systematic stubbornness in opposing any peace initiative, the latest of which, the'roadmap', has given rise to no less than fourteen major reservations from Israel, which completely destroy the- albeit very modest- substance of the plan.
Furthermore, I also clearly dispute the validity of those tendencies which want to deny members of the Commission even the most basic rights which are reserved for citizens.
Surely the doubly courageous fight of Algerian women should be recognised, since they are the main victims of terrorism yet,at the same time, still subjected to a family code which flouts their most basic rights?
It would therefore be a sad paradox if the European Union did not demand as firmly as possible that the world protect the most basic rights of Christians and did not help them where it could.
The leaders of France of all political persuasions may protest loudly in Paris about human rights, but in Africa andAsia they are supporting regimes which are trampling all over the most basic rights and freedoms.
As a result it minimises the dramatic problems being experienced by millions of Iraqi refugees anddisplaced persons and the attacks on the most basic rights, freedoms and guarantees of Iraqis, particularly women.
The observers concerned were quick to point out that this indignation was rather late in coming and that it could have been voiced when the Taliban took power because of the archaic andbarbaric regime which they established in defiance of the most basic rights of the Afghan people.
The verdict is an illustration of the current situation in Turkey, a country that wishes to accede to the European Union, but which has thousands of political prisoners,where the Kurdish people are denied the most basic rights and which continues its military occupation of part of Cyprus.
The alarm for an Italian region should become the alarm for the whole of Europe. The institutions of this Europe, over and above their triumphalist self-praise for the single currency,must now- not tomorrow- defend the most basic rights of its people, who are threatened by a desire for profit and the theft of the environment.
The violations of human rights that are continually perpetrated and the incomplete information we receive from various sources concerning the terrible clashes between the factions leave us completely helpless. We are similarly appalled at the segregation of and discrimination against women who are excluded from work and education,deprived of all freedoms and of the most basic rights accorded to every human being, such as the freedoms to move freely, to be educated and to work.
The most basic right, that to food, is being violated to a quite incredible degree.