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单词 human rights
释义
human rights
noun[plural]
uk
/ˌhjuː.mən ˈraɪts/us
/ˌhjuː.mən ˈraɪts/
B2
thebasicrightsthat it isgenerallyconsideredallpeopleshould have, such asjusticeand thefreedomto say what youthink:
人权
She'sclaimingthat herdetentionby thepolicewas aviolationof herhumanrights.她声称警方对她的拘留侵犯了她的人权。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Human rights
  • affirmative action
  • ageism
  • ageist
  • anti-discrimination
  • anti-feminism
  • desegregation
  • discriminate
  • discrimination
  • EDI
  • EDIB
  • freedom
  • gay liberation
  • gay rights
  • gender discrimination
  • gender-based violence
  • sister under the skinidiom
  • sisterhood
  • suffragette
  • women's libber
  • women's liberation
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(Definition ofhuman rightsfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

human rights| American Dictionary

human rights
plural noun
us
/ˈhju·mən ˈrɑɪts/
social studies
thebasicrights tofairandmoraltreatmentthat everypersonisbelievedto have
(Definition ofhuman rightsfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhuman rights

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At the dawn of the modernhuman-rightsera, the role ofhumanrightsin the international legal order was rather minimal.
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Consequently, harnessing the moral and rhetorical force ofhuman-rightslanguage commands international attention to bioethics issues that impacthumanrights.
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But if this were the case, how could the existence of thehuman-rights-friendly elements of the tradition be an adequate justification forhumanrights?
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Given that the research team reviewedhumanrightslegislation they might have considered the inequities facing women and children in general.
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Those of the 1980s were more concerned with gender issues, survival strategies andhumanrights.
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Furthermore, they established important legal principles and precedents that can be used by women's movements to advance women'shumanrightsin safer 'informal' contexts.
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The book begins with two chapters that trace the development of both the national security doctrine and an internationalhumanrightsparadigm.
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In order to do so, international law should recognize the set of politicalhumanrightsthat is entailed by the deliberativeness condition.
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And all of this was cosily ensconced in the language ofhumanrights.
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He is happy to talk the language of rights, and even of absolutehumanrights(1998, 228).
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Second, the association has promoted itself as an agent ofhumanrights' development ' in the wider society.
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This book is a timely addition to the debate on the universal application ofhumanrights.
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Thus, seeing co-nation rights ashumanrightsis misleading.
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Therefore, to distinguish co-nation rights fromhumanrightsis useful, but to disconnect them altogether is misleading.
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It has affected protection ofhumanrights, and also interfered with the legislative processes that ensure the establishment of fair legal frameworks.
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