In Rwanda, it has been politically dangerous for the Batwa to assert their indigenous identity and rights.

It is often only when they assert their rights as persons belonging to a group that discrimination or persecution starts.

Provision should also be made for rapid and effective remedies to allow detainees to challenge the legality of their detention and assert their rights.

Consumer activism is activism undertaken on behalf of consumers, to assert consumer rights.

The protection of rights which are recognized in the Convention benefits in principle from all existing mechanisms which enable citizens who have been wronged to assert their rights.

Widowed women were often unable to assert their ownership of land.

These developments have led to an increasing tendency among coastal States to assert sovereign rights over resources in maritime zones far beyond their coasts.

Americans will need to find ways to assert their narrative of democracy, freedom, and rights in a manner that respects diversity and the views of others.

In the long run, the best way to protect religious freedom and the rights of women and minorities is through institutions of self rule, which allow people to assert and defend their own rights.

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Thus, every individual should be able to find a judge in order to assert his or her rights.

Furthermore, we assert the Iraqi people's right to have exclusive control over their natural resources.

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That's how you assert yourself.

In national legal systems, such rights are construed as guarantees that individuals will be able to assert their rights under the most favourable conditions and that the law will be applied to them correctly, fairly and equitably.

Identity politics allowed ethnic Malays to assert their claims to control over land, language, and religion.

I can assert before this Assembly that Cuba is proud of its achievements in the defence of true human rights.

Though Japan had administrative control, Chinese ships would occasionally enter Japanese waters to assert their legal position.

The great importance of the increasing varieties of uses of the seas has led to a growing tendency of coastal States to assert sovereign rights over maritime areas far beyond their coasts.

For their part, the Claimants concerned assert that they are entitled to submit claims for public health losses.

Thirty nine States indicated that they were in a position to assert their jurisdiction on such a ground.

This allows women to assert themselves, to take their fate in their own hands, and to become competitive on domestic and external markets.

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Henry VI needed money to raise an army and assert his rights over southern Italy and continued to hold Richard for ransom.

Legal literacy, by developing rural women apos s capacities to assess the law critically and to interpret the meaning of their rights, helps give them the necessary political skills to assert those rights and mobilize themselves to remove the substantive and structural obstacles.

As part of the Commissioner General apos s efforts in this regard, advice of a legal nature and a measure of financial assistance has been provided to refugees seeking to assert their legal rights.

Gender equality and sustainable development must be attained through the self empowerment of women, a process in which women learn of their rights and assert them at the household, community, national and international levels.

All the Afghan people must also be empowered, be they men or women, abled or disabled, or members of one or another ethnic group, to enable them to assert and claim their rights only then human rights are more readily respected, protected and fulfilled.

Legal literacy was defined as the process of acquiring a critical awareness of rights and the law the ability to assert rights and the capacity to mobilize for legal and societal change.

New brands can assert themselves by acquiring symbolic capital.

If only to assert your own authority and power.

Iran and Turkey are bound to assert their Islamic credentials more and more as they reach out to the Arab masses.

Every person has the indefeasible right to appear before a judge in order to assert his or her rights before the State and its representatives.

The Government of Indonesia still does not want to give a chance to the people of this Territory to exercise their inalienable right to assert their freedom.

All reporting States confirmed their capacity to assert such jurisdiction, which is mandatory under the Convention and in practice virtually universally established.

Organizations like the Independence Club also rallied to assert the rights of the Joseon people, but clashed with the government which proclaimed absolute monarchy and power.

My Government regards this as a serious an extremely serious impropriety, and reserves the right to use all relevant legal means to assert its legitimate rights.

Others assert that the world was created 2,000 years ago.

And what happens when the teacher tries to assert order?

(d) Making recommendations to the competent authorities, especially by proposing amendments or reforms of the laws, regulations and administrative practices, especially if they have created the difficulties encountered by the persons filing the petitions in order to assert their rights.

(d) Making recommendations to the competent authorities, especially by proposing amendments or reforms of the laws, regulations and administrative practices, especially if they have created the difficulties encountered by the persons filing the petitions in order to assert their rights.

NEW YORK The most important contribution of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly 60 years ago, on December 10, 1948, was to assert a powerful idea rights are universal.

The number of international United Nations advisers must be reduced over the coming months to give room for the Timorese to assert their leadership.

Optimists airily assert that many new types of job will be created.

Obviously, in such conditions crime cannot be counterbalanced. Judges cannot assert themselves, still less pass independent, fair and equitable judgements, since they are dependent on their accused for transport during their investigations.