Sentences with phrase «severe violation of human rights»

Trafficking in human beings, a severe violation of human rights which affects women disproportionately, is also part of its mandate.

The Court's additional reference to Article 9 (1)(a) of the Directive, [21] and the need that the relevant acts must be «sufficiently serious by their nature or repetition as to constitute a severe violation of human rights» (para. 51), does not engage with the «accumulation of variation measures, including violation of human rights» which provides an alternative measure, pursuant to Article 9 (1)(b) of the Directive.

Those assembled demanded an immediate halt to American drone attacks in the tribal regions, a severe violation of human rights and international law.

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ISHR's New York Director Eleanor Openshaw said the move is an unprecedented attack on the crucial oversight provided by experts of countries whose citizens face severe and widespread human rights violations.

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The problem is so severe in Canada that the committee found the situation to be a grave violation of human rights.