Sentences with phrase «human rights column»

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There are a number of organisations that specialise in promoting human rights and religious liberty, three of whom contribute to this column inChristianity:

THE PRESENT: Concerning the beginning of human life you have probably noticed the following massive «gap» between the left hand side column and the right hand side

In The Daily Mail, Melanie Phillips revealed her disrespect and ignorance for many cultures and groups of people by writing such nonsense as «without the Judeo - Christian heritage there would be no morality and no true human rights,» in a column about Druids.

Alastair Sloan writes columns about international affairs and human rights for Al Jazeera, Middle East Monitor and The Daily Star in Lebanon.

The left and centre columns show an aggressive and conservative image - recognition algorithm trained to recognized human hair, compared to the more precise heuristically trained algorithm at right.

Instead, the F12 displays all infotainment - related screens through the digital Human Machine Interface gauge cluster, controlled by a small bank of switches located to the right of the steering column.

Ezra Levant highlights in his Back Page column how the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal heard a complaint against Maclean's magazine brought by an Ontario man about something in a publication originating in Ontario.

Jane Arbour, who retired this past fall after 24 years at the Department of Justice advising federal government departments on domestic and international human rights law, will be taking over the Human Rights... Here & There column, which was on hiatus last human rights law, will be taking over the Human Rights... Here & There column, which was on hiatus lastrights law, will be taking over the Human Rights... Here & There column, which was on hiatus last Human Rights... Here & There column, which was on hiatus lastRights... Here & There column, which was on hiatus last year.

This month sees the debut of two columns: the monthly Human Rights... Here and There, helmed by professor Lucie Lamarche, Gordon F. Henderson Human Rights Chair at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law; and Craig's Reviews, a bimonthly review of law - related fiction from Craig Paterson, a former law prof and lawyer who has been practising for 33 years.

As I wrote in my column Sold Out: Trade Trumps Human Rights in Canada's Relationship With Colombia, an initial sign of hope that the new Canada / Colombia Free Trade Agreement would herald a new commitment to taking the fraught relationship between human rights and trade seriously has been largely betrHuman Rights in Canada's Relationship With Colombia, an initial sign of hope that the new Canada / Colombia Free Trade Agreement would herald a new commitment to taking the fraught relationship between human rights and trade seriously has been largely betRights in Canada's Relationship With Colombia, an initial sign of hope that the new Canada / Colombia Free Trade Agreement would herald a new commitment to taking the fraught relationship between human rights and trade seriously has been largely betrhuman rights and trade seriously has been largely betrights and trade seriously has been largely betrayed.

Each of the more than 50 subjects identified in the recent review — such as the persistent inequality between indigenous and non-indigenous Canadians and the primacy of human rights over investor interests — could warrant a stand - alone column here.

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