17 sentences with 'rights'

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« In ancient times, a slave had no rights. »

rights: In ancient times, a slave had no rights.
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« In the manifesto, the authors advocate for equal rights. »

rights: In the manifesto, the authors advocate for equal rights.
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« After years of struggle, we finally achieved equal rights. »

rights: After years of struggle, we finally achieved equal rights.
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« The constitution of the country protects fundamental rights. »

rights: The constitution of the country protects fundamental rights.
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« Colonization often ignored the rights and customs of local communities. »

rights: Colonization often ignored the rights and customs of local communities.
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« Feminism seeks equality of rights between men and women in all areas of life. »

rights: Feminism seeks equality of rights between men and women in all areas of life.
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« Some indigenous peoples defend their territorial rights against extractive companies. »

rights: Some indigenous peoples defend their territorial rights against extractive companies.
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« The lawyer has been fighting for people's rights for years. She likes to seek justice. »

rights: The lawyer has been fighting for people's rights for years. She likes to seek justice.
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« This region of the world has a notorious reputation when it comes to respecting human rights. »

rights: This region of the world has a notorious reputation when it comes to respecting human rights.
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« Freedom and democracy are essential values to guarantee the rights and freedoms of all citizens. »

rights: Freedom and democracy are essential values to guarantee the rights and freedoms of all citizens.
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« Human rights are a set of universal principles that guarantee the dignity and freedom of all people. »

rights: Human rights are a set of universal principles that guarantee the dignity and freedom of all people.
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« There was a fervent adherence to temperance, Prohibition and women's rights. »
« Hammurabi's law code went into great detail about the rights and obligations of the Babylonians. »
« This is all the more surprising because many of the legal rights that Egyptian women possessed were not available to women in Europe (or the United States) until the late 19th century, more than three thousand years later. »
« In practice, by the early third century BC the plebeians had won significant legal rights, namely the right to representation and to legislate, but these victories were often overshadowed by the fact that wealthy plebeians increasingly joined with the existing patricians to create something new: the Roman aristocracy. »
« Overall, about 40% of the population were native-born Athenians, half of whom were men, and the other half were under 20, so only 10% of the actual population had political rights. This is still a very large percentage by the standards of the ancient world, but it should be seen as an antidote to the idea that the Greeks believed in "equality" in a modern sense. »
« An important exception to the absence of legal rights for women was that Greek women could initiate divorce, although divorce would only be recognised after a legal process demonstrated that the husband's behaviour was truly reprehensible to Greek sensibilities, and it was a rare case in any case: there is only one known instance in classical Athens of a woman who attempted to initiate divorce. »

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