Bishop Paulose who was deeply concerned about civil liberties and other fundamental
rights of citizens realized that the Emergency was an attempt to crush democracy by an authoritarian regime.
Not exact matches
Therefore I was not surprised when Evans Amankwah and his co-petitioner refused or failed to
realize that the NDC Constitution itself recognizes that it is inferior to the 1992 Constitution and does not abolish the
right of NDC members to exercise their supreme
rights as
citizens of Ghana to defend the 1992 Constitution against acts
of NDC members and Government and even against the NDC Constitution itself when it is inconsistent with and in contravention
of the said national Constitution.
If you train a different lens upon all this, however, you
realize that you're looking at a badly messed - up system, one that privileges some kids over others, that extends
rights to some
citizens that others don't have, that invites finagling by both seekers and suppliers
of educational services (and countless intermediaries), and that ends up being costlier than it needs to be, not to mention sitting substantially beyond the reach
of policymakers seeking to apportion scarce education dollars across multiple legitimate causes, needs, and priorities.
As educators, we want our students to
realize that they're part
of a bigger picture and that all Americans have a civic responsibility to guard these
rights for every
citizen.
Iran's human
rights atrocities are also studiously ignored by the Obama administration, in favor
of sitting down at the negotiating table with those who cause them, not
realizing, as the former Soviet dissident, Natan Sharansky explains [FN: The Case for Democracy by Natan Sharansky]: a country that does not treat its own
citizens well, will probably not treat is neighbors any better.
It often comes as a surprise to
citizens when they
realize just how vast the number and types
of crimes that can result in loss
of firearms
rights truly are.