(f) The continuing denial of the freedom of human rights defenders to pursue their legitimate activities

(f) The continued denial of the freedom of human rights defenders to pursue their legitimate activities

The right of peoples to self determination cannot be denied on the grounds of the size of their populations or their territories.

(d) The denial of right to self determination of peoples under colonial or alien domination and foreign occupation

The doctrine of collective punishment had denied benefits for non nuclear weapon States which had acceded to the Treaty.

The fact cannot be denied.

Putin in Denial

Economics in Denial

Holocaust Denial, Nuclear Denial

That can't be denied.

You dare deny it?

Tom's denial to admit offence had repeated.

Denying Democracy in Hong Kong

Lack of awareness of women's rights.

To criticize Israel s strategy as flawed is not to condone the acts of Hamas or Hezbollah or to deny Israel s right to self defense.

The Fed in Denial

Ignorance of banking procedures and loan conditions

The United Nations had been created following a dark period of history in which massacres had been committed for ethnic and racial reasons, and entire peoples had been denied the right to self determination.

In that regard, the advocacy of bigoted views, such as the denial of the right of a people or a State to exist, is highly dangerous and completely unacceptable in the modern age.

And seeing them makes it harder to deny their humanity.

To the Commission, Miranda continued to deny his involvement.

I suppose I may have them to dry now, she said in a voice that brooked no denial.

You're a serpent and there's no use denying it.

Mr Lombard is unable to deny a thing.

RailtonBell, we cannot deny the propulsive powers of Irish whiskey.

In this connection, the international community would be supporting genocide if it continued unjustly to deny Bosnia and Herzegovina the right to arm itself for the purpose of self defence.

They know that the violations of human rights and the continued denial of self determination for East Timor are so blatant that it is inhuman to continue with business as usual.

To deny that was to deny their history and endanger their future.

But it can't be denied he's a little ignoble.

Denial of access to asylum countries took various forms, including rejection at frontiers, interceptions, push offs and forcible return of asylum seekers to persecution or danger.

The need for root and branch reform was undeniable.

Anything short of this approach will be tantamount to a denial of access.

It would therefore be wrong to deny the maritime interests of these countries.

For the denial of their humanity measures the limitations of both yours and mine.

lo mato racista de mierda no me queda otra que carlos tavela

You shall have just balances, and a just ephah, and a just bath.

Ye shall have just balances, and a just ephah, and a just bath. I

Attempting to deny the Turkish Cypriot side the most natural right to respond to allegations which are of direct concern for us can only be the product of a mentality which cannot tolerate even the existence of the Turkish Cypriots.

(e) Denying self determination or maintaining racist regimes (art. 1 (a) (iv)) in the proposed new definition should also be reviewed as retaining this would permit mercenaries to use toppling racist regimes or assisting peoples' right to self determination as an excuse for carrying out mercenary activities.

It is futile for the Bush administration to deny it.

It was indicative of Israel's denial of the humanitarian, historical, legal and political dimensions of the problem.

To ignore this reality is to deny that it constitutes a real source of political instability.

But the Filipino people and the other peoples of the region were not to be denied their rights.

quot 3. Considers the denial of the right of self determination of the peoples under colonial or alien domination or foreign occupation as a violation of human rights, and underlines the importance of the effective realization of this right quot .

(f) The continuing denial of the freedom of human rights defenders to pursue their activities