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Through that and through human rights groups, we were brought together with several other victims' families.
It brought a lot of attention to all those Iranians who stand for basic human rights and struggle for democracy.
It's wrong to take his phone because he's a person and he has rights and he has dignity, and we can't just interfere with that.
We see the same thing with the disability rights movement.
For example, I don't want to give a fish the same rights as a human.
We find other kinds of weirdness in terms of what their rights are.
I also want to point out that I'm not sure that is how we should distribute rights in terms of humans, because, I have to admit, that there are some golden retrievers I know that are probably more deserving of social services than some humans I know.
Many of the children's books promoted to black boys focus on serious topics, like slavery, civil rights and biographies.
But then he goes and champions laws like the infamous "three-strikes" law that would disconnect citizens from the Internet for file sharing, which has been condemned by the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression as being a disproportionate violation of citizens' right to communications, and has raised questions amongst civil society groups about whether some political representatives are more interested in preserving the interests of the entertainment industry than they are in defending the rights of their citizens.
Yet actually, whenever we talk about human rights, we do say that human rights are universal.
Without human rights, you don't have the protection granted to you to campaign.
These women are learning about first aid and their rights according to the constitution.
And you need a strong government to do that, because you cannot respect private property rights.
Issues such as democratic rights and voter registration, ensuring that every member of a congregation has a voter registration card, understands their democratic rights and can exercise that.
Three, property rights.
Property rights: It's not the democracy, folks; it's having the rule of law based on private property rights.
One obvious implication of modern economic history is that it's quite hard to transition to democracy before you've established secure private property rights.
That's the one that John Locke systematized when he said that freedom was rooted in private property rights and the protection of law.
Our president declared a state of emergency in August and suspended certain rights.
So for instance, we probably all agree that marching down the street, chanting about you should take away rights from some group of people because of their skin color or their gender, we'd all agree that's hate, right?
And then the same day, I got a call from an attorney who was writing a book about civil rights.
It is the first international human rights treaty fully focused on disabled people.
The United Nations has called this a violation of human rights.
When I don't understand which are my rights, the benefits I can have access to, I can't understand my duties and I'm not an active and participative citizen either.
When you aren't viewed as real people, it's a lot easier to run over your rights.
But when I talk about treaty rights, I'm crazy.
And I founded International Bridges to Justice which has a specific mission of ending torture as an investigative tool and implementing due process rights in the 93 countries by placing trained lawyers at an early stage in police stations and in courtrooms.
And on December 4, he organized three thousand members of the Youth Communist League, from 14 of the top law schools, who organized themselves, developed posters with the new laws, and went to the police stations and began what he says is a non-violent legal revolution to protect citizen rights.
Another set of questions is: What are the rights of these children?
What rights of publicity or privacy do they have?
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