Like healthcare is a human right, orgasm is a human right.
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Personal data needs to be regarded as a human right, just as access to water is a human right.
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Recognizing that the internet is a fundamental human right, access to information is a fundamental human right, and that everyone in the world deserves to have that right.
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" The society argues that access to sexual health information "is a basic human right and is essential to realizing the human right to the highest attainable standard of health.
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And it should be — guacamole is a human right!
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Which should be: Health care is a human right. Period.
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The right to choose clothes is the first human right.
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It is my human right and dignity to be here.
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I think it's – privacy to us is a human right.
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All in violation of the fundamental human right to life.
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I think it's ... privacy to us is a human right.
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This is a fundamental human right that must be protected.
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It is both a human right and a mandatory decree.
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"Healthcare is a human right, not a privilege," Sanders said.
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We strongly believe that health is a fundamental human right.
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I think it's — privacy to us is a human right.
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Not being compelled to confess guilt is a human right.
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"Housing is a human right," Walker told the Mercury News.
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Privacy to us is a human right, a civil liberty.
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It's a basic human right as far as I'm concerned.
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"Health care is a basic human right," Ms. Warren wrote.
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Access to quality, affordable health care is a human right.
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Go is designed for human to play with human. Right?
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I think it's — privacy, to us, is a human right.
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"We view privacy as a fundamental human right," he continued.
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That has to be recognized as a universal human right.
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Access to clean water should be a basic human right.
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"Access to information is a fundamental human right," he wrote.
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They consider: Should internet access be a basic human right?
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Do you think internet access is a basic human right?
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This photo is a human right to thirsting people everywhere!!!
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"A safe workplace really is a human right," he said.
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Healthcare shouldn't be for profit ever, it's a human right.
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How you identify and see yourself is your human right.
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I think it's — privacy to us is a human right.
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"The cyclist Victoria Hood said, according to the BBC, that while "it is a human right to participate in sport," she doesn't "think it's a human right to identify into whichever category you choose.
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We at Apple believe that privacy is a fundamental human right.
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The researchers scanned a mummified human right hand from ancient Egypt.
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"Tim is right, privacy is a fundamental human right," Stamos wrote.
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"Microsoft believes privacy is a fundamental human right," a spokesperson said.
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Whoever you are, wherever you are, water is your human right.
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But like Glowacki, she believes that this is a human right.
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"I've come to believe Internet is a human right," she said.
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Wouldn't it be lovely to have fucking be a human right?
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Because bots are only effective if they seem convincingly human. Right?
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"Getting access to information is an important human right," Pichai said.
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Expression, and the right to publish it, is a human right.
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Abortion is health care, and health care is a human right.
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Is guaranteeing health care as a human right a radical idea?
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He says he will treat internet service as a human right.
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If health care is a human right, then what gives us the right to say it's a human right, but we're going to give you the lowest possible plan that you can have if you're poor?
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The Democrats' objection seems to be about health care as a human right, but really never deals with the very real concern of how the federal government can pay for that human right under the current system.
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"We see privacy as a fundamental human right," Cook told CBS News.
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Twitter isn't a basic human right, so censorship is the wrong word.
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On the other hand, there is an international human right to life.
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"We see safe and sufficient water as a human right," he said.
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Digital privacy is moving toward becoming more of a recognized human right.
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You'd hope people would rate all groups at 100 — perfectly human, right?
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This is a human right and a matter of democracy and justice.
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"The practice of sport is a human right," the Olympic Charter reads.
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If health care is a human right, who will pay for it?
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"It is a human right and the law in New York City."
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"This is the human right situation in China now," said the host.
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Due process is neither female or male; it is a human right.
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"These people need to be helped, it's a human right," he said.
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They have a fundamental human right to be protected against deadly infections.
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G.B.T. people have the right to be happy — that's a human right.
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Now I had choices and the basic human right of self-determination.
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"In Chile, water is not safeguarded as a human right," Mundaca said.
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Having access and information is something that is just a human right.
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"Access to complete and accurate STI, HIV/AIDS, and reproductive and sexual health information has been recognized as a basic human right and essential to realizing the human right to the highest attainable standard of health," the study states.
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Here, the license to roam and play is transformed into a human right.
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Cheap bread is considered a human right for more than 230 million Egyptians.
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But let's pretend we all agree that health care is a human right.
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I strongly believe that AI is going to be a new human right.
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It is a basic human right to make decisions over your own body.
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I will demand that every American has health care as a human right.
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"White nationalism isn't a crime its [sic] a human right," one user declared.
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Gab will continue to fight for the fundamental human right to speak freely.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook often refers to privacy as a "fundamental human right."
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It has to be a guarantee and a fundamental human right to everyone.
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Healthcare is not just a human right, it should be an American right.
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Protecting the "rights of the unborn is an absolute human right," she said.
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So what that means to me is health care as a human right.
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The government must rein in the security forces and end human right abuses.
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That connection thing is one of the biggest mysteries of being human, right?
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Solomon told me that he regards universal health care as a human right.
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PH: I follow the vision that good food sustainable food that's a human right.
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We believe accessibility is a fundamental human right and coding is part of that.
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"This is a major step... access to health is a human right," added Angumua.
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It&aposs about the human right to feel better in a very difficult world.
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Activists say the right to land should be legislated as a basic human right.
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This is inconsistent with health care as a human right and favors medical Darwinism.
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Health care is a fundamental human right which should be available to every person.
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It is a uniquely and centrally human right that Indiana denies to non-citizens.
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Her work engages with environmental justice, historical memory, and housing as a human right.
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Health care is a basic human right, and we fight for basic human rights.
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Health is a human right, and insurance is the first step in accessing healthcare.
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These exceptions and limitations to copyright enable the essential human right of cultural participation.
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Without a nationality, every other fundamental human right for these children lies in jeopardy.
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"I sincerely believe there is a human right here to be defended," she said.
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Bernie will guarantee health care as a human right, not a privilege or commodity.
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This is intolerable and a violation of every human right of child and parent.
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I believe that education, based on a responsible curriculum, is a fundamental human right.
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"I sincerely believe there is a human right here to be defended," she said.
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Nicaraguans have the fundamental human right to express themselves freely and choose their leaders.
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"I sincerely believe there is a human right here to be defended," Gomperts said.
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It's a basic human right to have shelter to protect you from the elements.
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No restrictions, no sneaky backdoor tuition increases, just higher education as a human right.
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The current president, Jim Yong Kim wants to add healthcare as a human right.
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I believe from the bottom of my heart that healthcare is a human right.
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Health care is a basic human right – and it's time to fight for it.
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"Privacy to us is a human right," Cook told Swisher and Hayes last year.
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And we will not rest until that is recognized as a global fundamental human right.
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Individualism is a human right and queerness is not the latest fashion birthed by postmodernity.
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At present, road safety is a matter of privilege, and not a basic human right.
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"Secondary education is the basic human right of every girl," she says in a video.
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"The idea of housing being a human right isn't really compatible with capitalism," she says.
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We hold ourselves accountable by organizing with our neighbors for the human right to housing.
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"I explained to my mother that being gay is a basic human right," he said.
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Religious freedom is a human right enjoyed by individuals – not a right granted to religions.
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The assertion of one human right cannot justify violations or abuses of other human rights.
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We would say this is a universal program and that healthcare is a human right.
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But one of those things should probably not be, um, what constitutes a human right.
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We're all neighbors we all know each other it's the human, right thing to do.
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Millions of Americans are being denied a basic human right: access to safe water. Why?
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The administration should return to reporting robustly on child marriage as a human right abuse.
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" Apple CEO Tim Cook said last month: "Privacy ... is a human right, a civil liberty.
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It's not just our human right today, but also the key to our future rights.
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Well, healthcare is a basic human right, and I will fight for basic human rights.
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They are a human right so basic that we rarely think of them as such.
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It prides itself on embracing life online and has declared internet access a human right.
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Beverly believed, as I do, that access to clean, safe water is a human right.
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Should internet access be a basic human right, worthy of being protected around the world?
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Seeking asylum is a legal right, and the freedom of movement is a human right.
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"There's a basic human right that everybody's entitled to a sexual life," Professor Sharkey said.
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Until access to menstrual products is treated as a universal human right, not a privilege.
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Perhaps God chose us to fight for this fundamental human right of perhaps I'm mistaken.
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You see it in the fight to make government affirm healthcare as a basic human right.
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Parliament went paperless in 2000, the same year the government declared internet access a human right.
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"The world needs your story simply because you have the basic human right to tell it."
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It's a human right ... Whether you're a conservative or progressive, you require drinking water to survive.
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Well, health care is a basic human right and I will fight for basic human rights.
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We believe freedom of movement is a human right that is higher than any country's law.
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Well, health care is a basic human right, and I will fight for basic human rights.
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"Water is a human right," Richard Groden, the president of Island Sky, said in a statement.
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The idea of broadband as a human right is at the core of the government's policy.
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"A fundamental human right is the right to information, particularly around health information," he tells Broadly.
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The name refers to the company's core belief that data ownership should be a human right.
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Kick off your 1st year on the #HumanRightsCouncil by giving the universal human right to education!
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"Our belief that health is a human right is not reflected in today's reality," she said.
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It is a basic human right to participate in the mannequin challenge, regardless of friend count.
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Healthcare is a recognized human right by the United Nations and in almost all advanced nations.
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Nonetheless, shocking injustices and disparities persist for Americans and their basic human right to health care.
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Making health care a basic human right through Medicare for all is a civil rights journey.
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Revising the Constitution, he said, would incorporate marriage equality as a human right with full clarity.
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And, as the World Health Organization recognizes, access to this care is a basic human right.
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Today, both the European Union and the United Nations recognize health care as a human right.
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Rights groups accuse China of human right violations, something that critics of the agreement have highlighted.
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In the richest country in the world, clean drinking water should be a basic human right.
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Institutions such as the United Nations consider access to clean water a human right, for example.
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As I grew older, I encountered a world where every human right was denied to us.
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" Travizano, who's launching his platform in August, says selling your data is a "new human right.
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It is only a basic human right to protect those people who seek a better future.
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Things like sociology, understanding how organizations work, psychology, the things that make us uniquely human. Right.
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No. The question we face is whether we will guarantee health care as a human right.
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Please remember why it's so important for us to fight for healthcare as a human right.
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"This is a new human right," Mactaggart — the founder of Californians for Consumer Privacy — tells Axios.
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Now we must wait for who knows how much longer to get that basic human right.
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" Warren called health care a basic human right, adding that it's "time to fight for it.
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But we do need to make sure that every American has healthcare as a human right.
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Apple views privacy as a "fundamental human right," Cook is expected to say at the event.
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"The right to property is a basic human right," said Zhang Lifan, an outspoken Chinese historian.
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"Access to food is a human right," the T-shirt of an organizer, Spring Wittmeier, said.
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"Health care is a basic human right, and we fight for basic human rights," Warren said.
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I think Americans are ready to stand up for something that is a basic human right.
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The left believes health care is a human right, and mainstream Democrats aren't far behind them.
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On the one hand, the UN declared in 2016 that internet access is a basic human right.
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And a woman's right to control her body and her healthcare decisions is a fundamental human right.
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"She believed literacy a fundamental, civil, and human right and gave the cause her all," said Meacham.
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Others criticized the choice of speaker on his views, calling access to women's healthcare a human right.
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In a blockchain world, having such a "self-sovereign identity" may well be a fundamental human right.
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"It's a human right for every person to use internet," says Iqra Ahmed, a Kashmiri fashion entrepreneur.
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While unconditional access to safe water is a human right, it is not yet a global reality.
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There is growing recognition that internet freedom has become an indispensable human right of the 85033st century.
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We must hold onto our belief that keeping turmoil away from Xinjiang is the greatest human right.
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In March, Cook criticized Facebook and said privacy was a human right and a core American value.
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"Most of all it's a victory for anyone who believes affordable health care is a human right."
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Europe's template: EU regulators view privacy as a human right and have much stricter views about data.
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Some Democrats think single-payer is the only acceptable answer if health care is a human right.
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Internet access should be considered a human right, and a sort of local utility similar to electricity.
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Don't people have a human right to follow their conscience and worship as they think they should?
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I don't think of it as a property right, I think of it as a human right.
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"Lest these foreign propagandists, masquerading as human right protectors, forget, allegations are not proof," Mr. Panelo said.
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Health care is something that is a basic human right, and we fight for basic human rights.
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Tom: It should be a human right to have access to a toilet whenever you need to.
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"I believe it's a fundamental human right to know where you came from," Mr. Monti-Wohlpart said.
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It prides itself on its embrace of life online and has declared internet access a human right.
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"We believe health care is a human right for all people," Sanders said at a Saturday rally.
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Check. The American crackdown on Russian money laundering and human right abuses known as the Magnitsky Act?
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I am more determined than ever to fight alongside you to make health care a human right.
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Schramm said a human right to land could have helped empower those communities to fight the deal.
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Megan E. Corrado is a human right attorney and serves as Women for Afghan Women's advocacy director.
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Whether you believe healthcare is a human right or a privilege, someone needs to provide that care.
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Sarah Bowen: In terms of specific food things, one thing is to make food a human right.
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Should access to healthcare be a human right, and if so, how do we protect that right?
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Health care is a human right, and Medicare for All is an idea whose time has come. pic.twitter.
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"Connectivity is a basic human right, and the US government is putting their rights at risk," he said.
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It "gravely affects the human right Venezuelans have to be informed," the legislative body said in a statement.
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Health care is a human right, and we will not stop fighting for the rights of our patients.
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LATU/SILA is a membership-based, tenant-centered movement fighting for the human right to housing for all.
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I believe it's a HUMAN RIGHT to be able to marry the person you love regardless of gender.
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The progressives believe a full overhaul is the only way to guarantee health care as a human right.
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The letter said Iran should recognize that independent journalism is "a fundamental human right" and free Mr. Rezaian.
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Companies like ObjectTech are piloting programs to drive forward an increasingly important human right: the right to identity.
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The startup believes data ownership should be a basic human right in a similar fashion to Hu-manity.
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The acceptance of health as a human right and a necessity for human progress has changed the world.
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"It is not a basic human right to take part in sport on the Olympic stage," Radcliffe said.
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With the UN declaring internet access a basic human right, digital grounding might one day seem less ethical.
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"We will give people access to food until it becomes a human right to have food," he says.
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Looking at the broader picture, Sinha said he believed that the internet should become a basic human right.
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In the battle to preserve this fundamental human right—a right, not a privilege—we must remain vigilant.
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"This is a historic step in the process of recognizing health care as a human right," said Rep.
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McKee writes that she firmly believes happiness is possible for everyone and that it's even a human right.
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And they will continue to do so until we collectively agree that health care is a human right.
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How do we price our most valuable resource while also ensuring access to it as a human right?
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Happiness is not just a goal, it's a fundamental human right — according to the United Nations, at least.
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With health care as a human right, unions will have more leverage to negotiate better wages and benefits.
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How better to prove that than to come together on this issue and declare healthcare a human right?
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"Apple believes privacy is a fundamental human right," according to a document sent to shareholders early this month.
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He said the for-profit US health system undermined the idea that healthcare is a basic human right.
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Living in Glasgow, Scotland, he is a human right and political activist and works as a freelance journalist.
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Likewise, Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez, "the hand of the king," is also a terrible human right violator.
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"Abortion is health care, and health care is a human right," Elizabeth Warren wrote in her survey response.
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What they will say is, 'Show me you have a principle that health care is a human right.
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We want to make this as simple as possible, and we believe health care is a human right.
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At the end of the day, access to comprehensive, affordable health care is a fundamental human right for all.
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Tim Cook has warned the industry about "the data industrial complex" and advocated for privacy as a human right.
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It should be to figure out how better to make the case for the fundamental human right to migrate.
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Momentum, and the sheer ease of access, could turn internet access into a utility, even a basic human right.
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He has called a clean environment a human right, helping to transform a scientific issue into a moral imperative.
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"Healthcare, a basic human right, has become a luxury only the wealthy can afford," she said in a statement.
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Yet there continue to be shocking injustices for Americans trying to access their basic human right to health care.
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In a humane society, a certain basic amount of health care is -- or should be considered -- a human right.
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The right to practice any faith, or have no faith, should be a fundamental human right of all people.
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This is about a basic human right, a fix for our infrastructure needs and a call for environmental justice.
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We talked to Philip about euthanasia as a human right, his own death, and his latest invention: The Sarco.
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The apartment became a basic human right, formally enshrined in the Yugoslav Constitution and universally granted to all citizens.
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"I stand firmly in the belief that happiness is possible for everyone happiness is a human right," McKee writes.
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Play is so important, in fact, that it's recognized by the United Nations as a human right for children.
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And they're nervous that more and more Americans understand that health care is a human right, not a privilege.
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Health care is a basic human right and no one should go broke to pay a medical bill. Yes.
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I mean, we should give everyone in this country healthcare as a basic human right or free, full stop.
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"The right to life is the most important human right," India's national security adviser Ajit Doval told reporters recently.
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We should have a human right and a legal right to control what is done with our own faces.
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But they all aim in the same direction, and that is that health care is a basic human right.
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Turkey shelled the group in the same area last month, the monitoring group Syrian Observatory for Human Right said.
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Neither is it enough to deem healthcare coverage a human right, unless the goal is self-satisfied virtue signaling.
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Housing policies must be equitable, inclusive and be pushed forth with the belief that shelter is a human right.
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The country's human right ombudsman said that three people hade been killed in clashes with security forces around Senkata.
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"Connectivity is now an essential utility and a basic human right," OneWeb CEO Adrian Steckel said in a statement.
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It's a basic human right, she argues, that motivated her to found PERIOD with a friend in Portland, Ore.
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For progressives, offering a government-funded, privately-delivered system affirms their conviction that health care is a human right.
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Our core mission is to provide users access to information, and getting access to information is an important human right.
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Single-payer proponents' support turns on the idea that health care is a human right, even for the less fortunate.
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I mean, we should give everyone in this country health care as a basic human right for free, full stop.
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"With health care as a human right, unions will have more leverage to negotiate better wages and benefits," Michelsen added.
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"Family reunification is a human right," said Ska Keller, Co-President of the Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament.
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Many popular iPhone apps secretly record your screen without asking As you know, at Apple, privacy is a human right.
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Access to justice is a fundamental human right, but most can't afford to hire legal representation when the need arises.
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I do believe there's a human right to experiment with your consciousness, as long as you're harming no one else.
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This seems to me to be fundamental human right, and the fact that is challenged is so crazy and anachronistic.
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I believe health care is a human right, not a privilege, and that right includes access to affordable prescription drugs.
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At the heart of the matter is one fundamental question: Is healthcare a human right, or is it a privilege?
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The right to life is a universal human right and the death penalty has no place in the 21st century.
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" But he adds: "In my eyes, it's a human right that everyone on this planet should have access to food.
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I agree with what goes on in Canada and in Scandinavia — guaranteeing healthcare to all people as a human right.
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"The most important human right is to get missiles and bombs out of the hands (of Kim)," he said. Sen.
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Groups like SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective are fighting for the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy.
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In the United States, access to water is a commodity rather than a basic human right protected by the government.
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She urged G20 leaders to ensure that the human right to housing was not sold off "to the highest bidder".
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Estonia, a tiny country that declared Internet access a basic human right in 2000, is a leader in blockchain applications.
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"We must hold onto our belief that keeping turmoil away from Xinjiang is the greatest human right," the article said.
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The negative passions — grief, self-loathing, shame, regret — are as much a human right as universal health care, or food.
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This would help realize the promise lawmakers made in 2012 when they made safe drinking water a basic human right.
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"As a company we have always supported equality and have been against the restriction of any human right," he said.
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People who say that our action has shifted their perspective and helped them understand that housing is a human right.
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"Conscientious objectors must never be treated as criminals simply for exercising their human right," said Amnesty International researcher Hiroka Shoji.
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Medicare for all is quite similar its a simple signal to voters that you believe healthcare is a human right.
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I agree with what goes on in Canada and Scandinavia, guaranteeing health care to all people as a human right.
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" On Apple&aposs privacy page, the company goes even further, describing privacy as a "fundamental human right" and "core value.
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It is a human right to limit how much of another person's DNA is left behind in your own cubicle.
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So let me be honest with you, I believe in a democratic civilized society health care is a human right.
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The details of such a scheme would be complicated, but the animating force behind it is simple: Healthcare is a human right, which means insulin is a human right, which means those thousands of people begging for money so they can buy insulin—or drugs for any other chronic condition—is a humanitarian crisis.
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Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, has made the company's stance part of his sales pitch, calling privacy a fundamental human right.
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"Privacy isn't a human right anymore—it's a privilege," says Shailene Woodley, who plays Snowden's girlfriend Lindsay Mills in Stone's biopic.
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"We see accessibility as a basic human right," says Sarah Herrlinger, senior manager for global accessibility policy and initiatives at Apple.
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He was a champion for civil rights and understood long before it was popular that health care is a human right.
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"We see accessibility as a basic human right," said Sarah Herrlinger, Senior Manager for Global Accessibility Policy and Initiatives at Apple.
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He once again said that he thinks privacy is a fundamental human right, something that Tim Cook at Apple says, too.
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Flashback: Apple has long prided itself on strong privacy policies, claiming privacy is a "fundamental human right" as recently as June.
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An open and free internet should now be considered a basic human right, don't let some corporate shrew tell you otherwise.
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Health care: Gravel calls health care is a human right, and thinks the U.S. should develop a universal health-care plan.
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He speaks of it as a human right, along with education and nutrition (though it would also, conveniently, add Facebook users).
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During those 14 years, perceived opponents of Marcos were subjected to numerous human right violations, including imprisonment, forced disappearances and torture.
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Fox News' Bret Baier asked Bernie in 2016 what in the world made him believe health care was a human right.
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Abortion is health care, but we do not live in a country that frames health care as an inalienable human right.
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It will be a reminder of the cruelty of a system that does nothing to protect the human right to health.
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After all, people of all ages have a fundamental human right to seek asylum — a right also guaranteed in U.S. law.
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In Turkey, traditional Muslim women have long argued that wearing what they want on their heads is a fundamental human right.
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Such a policy is not only inhumane and counterproductive, but it also seems like a denial of a basic human right.
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That's a violation of the human right to healthcare, but it has been a reality in many European countries for years.
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"Memoirs of a Polar Bear" is, after all, an immigrant novel and a stirring defense of the human right to migration.
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The best empirical data shows that after a time of stagnation, human right protection improved globally over the past three decades.
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While much contemporary art poses a substantive claim for the human right to privacy, "Hansel & Gretel" seems agnostic on this point.
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On the other hand, privacy came to be recognized by the United Nations as a universal human right for good reason.
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"Identity is a fundamental human right," Washington state's Department of Licensing Director Teresa Berntsen said in a statement released by Gov.
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But they also reflect BambiniSenzaSbarre's belief that children of the incarcerated possess a human right to maintain relationships with their parents.
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I've come to agree with those who passionately believe that assisted suicide or so-called rational suicide is a human right.
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"Access to the internet is a human right," said Apar Gupta, executive director of the Internet Freedom Foundation, an Indian NGO.
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And if health care is so precious to you, why can't you see that access to it is a human right?
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But is the basic human right to a sexual life the same as a universal entitlement to a young, attractive woman?
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Blanchett appealed to all nations to give stateless people "their basic human right to belong", adding that solutions were often straightforward.
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"Freedom of speech is a human right," the U.N. said, adding "nobody should be harassed, tortured or killed for exercising it".
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For example, movement within the Gulf is a regional immigration issue for GCC countries to address — not a universal human right.
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It is time to recognize that all children, regardless of income or race, deserve the basic human right of early literacy.
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Mr Cappello: For starters, the ability to control one's own private data needs to be recognised as a fundamental human right.
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Chinamasa, who acknowledged housing was "a basic human right", allocated $182 million to support an array of strategies to improve housing.
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Affordable housing is a human right, and Angelenos need all the support that we can get to battle the housing crisis.
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Of course contraception is critical to individuals' human right to control their reproduction and shape the course of their own lives.
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" Sisi's meeting with Macron comes one month after an explosive report by Human Right Watch detailed "Egypt's assembly line of torture.
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For Brits marrying outside the fold, a family life is no longer a human right — it's a privilege of the wealthy.
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We believe water is a human right, and that everyone should have peace of mind about the quality of their water.
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But now, instead of a thing where there's a human right of appeal, it's a black box with no right of appeal.
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" NRA-ILA executive director Chris W. Cox said in 2013 that "self-defense is not a concept, it's a fundamental human right.
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It declared that "all measures" were acceptable in the name of ensuring peace and stability, which it called "the greatest human right".
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"Consistent with Apple's view that privacy is a fundamental human right, we impose significant privacy-related restrictions on apps," the letter reads.
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It is an international human right to have a head of state who looks like the Beast after he became a human.
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The Apidima 1 skull fragment, a partial cranium, identified as belonging to an early modern human (right), and reconstructed CT images (left).
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Rather than try to defend a flawed program such as Obamacare, they should crusade for health care as a basic human right.
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"We will look into it seriously," said Ferdinan Siagian, the head of the regional office of Indonesia's Law and Human Right Service.
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At the heart of his philosophy is the idea that healthcare is an inalienable human right that supersedes any laws of property.
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Yeah, so then we put eyes on it and a mouth and we like it even more because it's like human, right?
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Miss USA's answer didn't go over well with many Twitter users, who believe access to affordable health care is a human right.
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"At Apple, we believe privacy is a fundamental human right," the company says in a new version of its privacy Web site.
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As doctors, and as representatives of the African-American and Hispanic medical communities, we remain committed to healthcare as a human right.
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In this day and age, we should all agree that access to affordable health care is a human right, not a privilege.
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Our patients' lives and life savings will either continue being sacrificed—or there will be guaranteed health care as a human right.
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"The shadow of criminality has also clearly lead to stigma, shame and silence on a matter that is a basic human right."
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It seems as if every week there's a new fundamental human right being trampled, demanding a flood of opposition storming the streets.
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To guarantee health care as a basic human right and bend our moral arc toward justice, we must pass Medicare For All.
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Technology is an increasingly pervasive influence in every sphere of life, with access to full participation in technology an emergent human right.
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The ILO says freedom of association is a "human right" and encourages companies not to discriminate against workers joining or forming unions.
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"Health care should be a human right, not a privilege for those who can afford it," Nixon says in a new video.
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Cook, who has previously called data privacy a human right and a civil liberty, hasn't been shy about his criticism of Facebook.
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When one side thinks abortion is murder and the other views it as a basic human right, compromise is clearly more difficult.
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"Health care should be a human right, not a privilege for those who can afford it," Nixon says in a new video.
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"Privacy is a fundamental human right," Nuala O'Connor, the president of the Center for Democracy and Technology, said in a statement Thursday.
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"Governments, businesses, non-profits, and everyone across the globe have a civic responsibility to promote happiness as a human right," Illien said.
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By definition, that means that for supporters of these plans, health care as a basic human right is just rhetoric, not reality.
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Privacy is hard — but it's worth it Privacy is a fundamental human right, and has been declared so by the United Nations.
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Let's invest in our crumbling infrastructure, create sustainable green jobs, and protect clean air and clean water as a universal human right.
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That bill enshrined "safe, clean, affordable and accessible water adequate for human consumption, cooking and sanitary purposes" as a basic human right.
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She is openly gay, believes that universal health care is a human right, and wants to push for a $15 minimum wage.
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" But Gab appears defiant, writing on its site that it "will continue to fight for the fundamental human right to speak freely.
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One of the questions the team explored is whether a healthy microbiome can be considered a human right or a legal obligation.
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" Sanders added that companies should pay to clean up contamination and said he would guarantee clean drinking water "as a human right.
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And yes, we need a president who will never stop fighting to ensure that universal health care is a basic human right.
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" He told reporters in Geneva he had no specific information about Trump's move, but said: "Seeking asylum is a fundamental human right.
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Medicare-for-all supporters have a good slogan and a worthy cause — health care is a human right — with proven staying power.
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I'm at peace with the sadness I felt about my miscarriage — and with my belief that abortion is a fundamental human right.
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The show is intended to be not just dark — it is about seeking a better life, and that as a human right.
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At this point, it should be a human right, to be able to be connected and included in the rest of the world.
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But Kevin Lindsey, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Human Right, sees the Larson's lawsuit as an attempt to undermine LGBTQ civil liberties.
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In our project in Africa — Human Needs Project — we see basic services and the ability to build a life as a human right.
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Will you please understand the argument: The greatest human right of all is to live a safe life without fear of random murder.
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Yet, despite the hue and cry, we are unwilling to regulate, support, or Heaven forfend, socialize that which we consider a human right.
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"All of us will have to think about the digital experiences we create to really treat privacy as a human right," Nadella said.
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As you read this, you're exercising a human right just by looking at these letters, stringing them into words and understanding their meaning.
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Having the information you need to make good health decisions is a human right, and withholding critical information puts young people at risk.
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At Microsoft we believe that privacy is a fundamental human right, and have supported a national privacy law in the U.S. since 2005.
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He took a swipe at the question finally making the cut on Twitter, before adding that he believes housing is a human right.
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The WATER Act would help realign our funding with the urgent need and help ensure the human right to water for us all.
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It was here, she said, that he shaped his social conscience and firm belief that quality health care was a basic human right.
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Obviously, the position the government takes on the issue of commodity versus human right very significantly impacts availability and access to medical care.
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"We are still validating reports that drug syndicates might be using human right groups to discredit the efforts of the government," he said.
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This time, it is not surprised that US announced to withdraw from UN Human Right Council after it withdrew from several international institutions.
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"Agricultural land is not an ordinary traded good, as soil is nonrenewable and access to it is a human right," the report said.
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"I would like to show my grandaughters that the equal citizenship stature of men and women is a fundamental human right," she said.
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" He can't tell you how much it will cost but says it is "a basic human right" — so "we have to do it.
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But earlier this spring, Navin heard Warren speak about affordable housing, the issue she cared about most, describing it as a human right.
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It should, therefore, not come as a surprise that there is a growing momentum to recognize health care as a basic human right.
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It's a sprawling, many-tentacled piece of legislation whose opening lines declare that the protection of personal data is a universal human right.
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And if we reframed it as a human right, that would mean that we thought of it as something that we all deserved.
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Cook said Apple was better off for charging its customers and not selling them to advertisers, and he called privacy a human right.
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A migrant initiative in Palermo proposed that the boat head a symbolic procession across Europe to support the human right of free mobility.
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"We believe equality is a fundamental human right and that all homes are created equal," said Rafael Fantauzzi, Ikea's US Diversity and Inclusion Manager.
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"There are people that think water is a human right and confuse privatisation with the right to get water under economic terms," Slater says.
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In your TED Talk, you talked about how sexual violence often happens when people believe that bodily autonomy is not a basic human right.
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The UN has considered internet access a human right since 2011, but prisoners in adult and juvenile detention often aren't allowed to get online.
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The startup is exploring the idea of making data ownership the 31st human right central to its approach and how it markets the service.
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Few would argue that a powerful AI-based technology such as facial recognition isn't inherently in tension with a fundamental human right like privacy.
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"At the intersection of law and technology, knowledge of the algorithm is a fundamental human right," Marc Rotenberg, EPIC's president, said on the issue.
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I think it's about time to fight "ignorance" and "desperation" through an Education for All campaign, openly declaring education as a basic human right.
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Let me say upfront that I believe healthcare is a basic human right, and that everyone should be covered by a single-payer system.
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Every American deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, but too many in the LGBTQ community are denied this basic human right today.
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Medicare For All establishes health care as a basic human right, regardless of where you live, what you earn, or what you look like.
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The United Nations declares that a basic human right, regardless of the person's status, is a minimum of eight square metres of living space.
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"Whatever they desire, they'll treat it not as a desire, a want, a feeling, a passion, it will be a human right," he said.
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"We have to make sure that housing is being legislated as a human right," she could be seen saying in videos from the event.
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Anything less has the potential to rob incarcerated women of their dignity, personal well-being and human right to have their basic needs met.
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Under the human right to privacy, the government's collection of call records should be limited to what's strictly necessary and subject to strong safeguards.
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It's time that we all start recognizing that health is a fundamental human right for all-- regardless of geographic location or ability to pay.
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"The right to be with whomever you choose as long as all are consenting adults should be a basic human right," the homepage reads.
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"Maedeh's arrest shows that Iran denies even the most personal and nonpolitical acts of expression, a basic and universal human right," Ms. Boniadi says.
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Sanders favors a Medicare for All plan, guaranteeing healthcare as a human right by insuring people through the federal government rather than private insurers.
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In an op-ed for Hyperallergic, the group asks for housing as a human right, prison abolition, and free public education, among other requests.
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The Statue of Liberty is supposed to symbolize freedom and hope for those who are in countries where the basic human right is unattainable.
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Ms. Qaradawi insists she has never been active in politics, and Human Right Watch and other groups have denounced her arrest as politically motivated.
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Sanders tells voters that health care is a human right, and his plan proposes to provide the same generous health care plan to all.
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I think in the long run depriving China's people of freedom, a basic human right, will undermine their ability to realize their full potential.
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Imagine if a well-paying job, with benefits and a high enough salary to pay for rent, transportation, and food, were a human right.
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That's why for decades, NNU nurses have been leading the grassroots movement to win health care as a human right, with Medicare for All.
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But let's drop this bleeding heart nonsense about health care as a human right, and see it as a financial opportunity to reward investors.
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Many countries, including the U.S., identify education as a human right, but here investment in that right falls off after the high school diploma.
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That series, built around Debussy's "The Sunken Cathedral," takes as its theme the church's concern for clean and accessible water as a human right.
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Recently, Human Right Watch published a dispiriting report, detailing how the reforms that were promised (and made in some instances) remain meaningless for many.
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The American people have made it clear that they believe health care is a basic human right – but it will be a tough fight.
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It's a human right, and once people access their creativity, they feel like they can be defined by achievements and not by their needs.
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Call your state politicians and let them know that universal healthcare (yes, for everyone) is a human right, and should be a national priority.
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"Legitimate identity is a fundamental human right, but non-gendered people are often treated as though we have no rights," Elan-Cane told The Guardian.
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Apple has maintained for some time that "privacy is a fundamental human right" and even includes that as the first line in its privacy policy.
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People are not powerless in protecting their basic human right to clean water, but it takes both the willingness to be informed and take action.
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Meanwhile, 12 percent of Fiji residents have no access to safe, clean drinking water — something the UN defined in 2010 as a basic human right.
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"We will make a full and complete education a human right in America, to which all of our people are entitled," Sanders said on Monday.
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Simon said it was unacceptable that asylum-seekers, including many children, were being detained on the border, as seeking asylum was a fundamental human right.
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This is a moment that requires us to say louder and more clearly than ever that health care is a human right, not a privilege.
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Access to coffee is a universal human right, a fact that corporations acknowledge by placing coffee machines in conspicuous locations in nearly every workplace imaginable.
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He believes in street vending as both an honorable profession and a human right — the right to work, to create one's own extra-small business.
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Those people always are just against any kind of equal human right because this will affect their small businesses and small interest and that's sad.
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Fundamentally, where the world is going, you've got to recognize that privacy is a human right and that you need to treat it as such.
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" Chef Mario Batali, Babbo"We need to go back to whenever it was that food changed from being a basic human right to a commodity.
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Digital equality should be a human right that encompasses fairness in algorithms, access to digital tools and the opportunity for anyone to develop digital skills.
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It's also valid for attendees to express concern that the keynote speaker at a professional security conference opposes what many will consider a human right.
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In a blog post that calls privacy "a fundamental human right," Microsoft says it's had more than 1,600 of its engineers working on GDPR projects.
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The framing here matters—nobody has the right to block access to getting online says the UN. But does that mean it's a human right?
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Going to the bathroom is a basic human right, and should not cause as much anxiety and fear as it often does for transgender people.
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Speaking at the Microsoft Future Decoded conference in London last week, CEO Satya Nadella voiced his support for privacy to be considered a human right.
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Human Right Watch said in its 2015 World Report the act allowed authorities to detain people "for virtually unlimited periods without charge or judicial review".
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Murthy likens Free Basics to digital apartheid, saying it primarily serves Facebook's interests rather than upholding the idea of connectivity as a basic human right.
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Most progressive-minded people share an inherent belief that education should be free, a universal human right rather than the privilege of a wealthy few.
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A transatlantic gulf separates ideas about data privacy: EU law sees it as a cherished human right; in America, it is more about consumer protection.
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One is philosophical, in that privacy is a fundamental human right, and so you don't need to care or hide anything to exercise your rights.
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The judge declared SAGARPA's measures unconstitutional on the grounds that the threat of pests violates the human right to a healthy environment and food security.
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"At Apple, we believe privacy is a fundamental human right and we engineer it into every single thing we do" said Apple SVP Craig Federighi .
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"I do think that's a human right to have access to health care," said Kate, a 55-year-old with one child still at home.
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In reality, these are some of the weapons that fuel criminal violence, civil conflict and facilitate human right abuses by authoritarian governments around the world.
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But General Sisi has an unsavory reputation, particularly among human right groups, for his role in the bloody military coup that ousted President Mohamed Morsi.
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In the name of "laïcité," or secularism, France is stripping women of a fundamental human right: the right to cover their bodies as they choose.
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As if it's more important to get through the fucking book than to respond to me, the real live human right in front of her.
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"We believe privacy is a fundamental human right and purposely design our products and services to minimize our collection of customer data," he goes on.
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In the 1840s, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott convened several hundred women in Seneca Falls, N.Y., to demand the vote as a human right.
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One argument for single-payer is that healthcare is a basic human right and should be provided to people regardless of their ability to pay.
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"It is not a human right for nursing staff to refuse to provide care," said Hans Linde of Swedish non-profit sex education organisation RFSU.
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"In Brussels now, thousands of paid activists, bureaucrats and politicians work in the direction that migration should be considered a human right," Mr. Orban said.
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Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren say that replacing private insurance is the only way to guarantee every American affordable health care as a human right.
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Menstrual hygiene is seen by many as a basic human right, but sanitary products catering to people who menstruate are often treated as luxury items.
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The iPhone maker has hammered on privacy as a marketing pitch in recent years, with CEO Tim Cook repeatedly calling privacy a fundamental human right.
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It is, rather, Bellevue's enduring commitment as a public hospital to the indigent, its relentless insistence on viewing health care as a basic human right.
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The new sanctions announced Friday are against 14 people and entities for serious human right abuses, censorship or weapons proliferation, an administration official told reporters.
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Anastasia Lin, the Miss World contestant whose advocacy for victims of human right abuses in China has infuriated Beijing, appears to have regained her voice.
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"First, Bernie will guarantee health care to every man, woman and child as a human right through Medicare for All," Casca said in a statement.
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It is a basic human right, and a fundamental constitutional right, for a person to know why the U.S. government is taking away their liberty.
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The court determined that protection from the damaging effects of climate change is a human right, one that the government has a duty to fulfill.
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"It is not a human right to be declared equivalent, it is on a case-by-case basis, laid down by regulation," a second official said.
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Self-Care Is A Human Right It's been really nice allowing myself to live in this free space where I'm not taking things from myself anymore.
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"My notion was I would like to show my granddaughters that the equal citizenship stature of men and women is a fundamental human right," she said.
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The United States has effectively barred those companies from importing US technology because of their alleged roles in facilitating human right abuses in China's Xinjiang region.
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Reading and writing is probably something you take for granted, doing it without thinking of literacy as a human right denied to millions around the world.
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"Murdering those who work to enlighten, educate and entertain will not stop Afghans from exercising their universal human right to freedom of expression," the embassy said.
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"The human right to privacy is a fundamental right for both individuals and companies to have," a message on another archived section of Ennetcom's site reads.
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Editor's note: We here at Impact believe that water is a human right, and have raised concerns about the ongoing struggle for access to clean water.
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"They need to have support at all levels of society, including multilevel support for policies and practices to protect, promote and support this basic human right."
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While it was heartening to see agreement on the principle of universal health care as a human right, the debate format eliminated any opportunity for nuance.
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"Murdering those who work to enlighten, educate, and entertain will not stop Afghans from exercising their universal human right to freedom of expression," the statement said.
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"Do we, as a nation, join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee comprehensive health care to every person as a human right?" he asked.
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As a doctor, public health leader and the president of Planned Parenthood, I am driven by the belief that health care is a fundamental human right.
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Yang echoed other Democratic candidates and said he regards health care as a basic human right, and that under his plan every American would have coverage.
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One of the bedrock principles of Mr. Sanders's campaign is that health care is a human right, and he is the torchbearer for Medicare for all.
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This is what happens in a backward country like ours where health care is considered a privilege for the elite rather than a basic human right.
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I think that if this goes into law, it would strip millions of women, and millions of Georgians, specifically, of a very, very basic human right.
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The most important thing is to keep the ultimate goal in mind: affordable health care for every American, because health care is a human right. Yes.
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The People's Cultural Plan shares a list of demands in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, including housing as a human right and free public education.
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The irreducible core of their dispute is the question of legal abortion — whether it represents progress or regress, a necessary human right or a grave evil.
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" Sanaa Mariam, 20, Indian in London, Britain"It is time to declare access to clean energy and all other forms of sustainability a fundamental human right.
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Apple has hammered on its dedication to privacy as a marketing pitch in recent years, with CEO Tim Cook repeatedly calling privacy a fundamental human right.
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"There has been growing momentum to recognize a human right to land within the international human rights sphere," she said, describing the declaration's inclusion as "groundbreaking".
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The Apple CEO has called privacy "a human right," derided the targeted ads favored by Facebook and Google as "creepy" and called for stricter privacy laws.
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Now they are proactively fighting for abortion to be treated as a routine medical practice and a basic human right for women, not some shameful secret.
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But for people of color, Black people specifically, I think there is something deeper at play than celebrities exercising their human right to mind their own business.
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Privacy is a universal human right penned in international conventions, declarations and charters that were formalized at a time in history when private life was the default.
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Should biohacking yourself be a human right or should your control over your own body be curtailed — possibly even criminalized — if it's risky to you or others?
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And while that would be a giant shift from today, when Apple CEO Tim Cook insists privacy is a human right, a future executive could change course.
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They saw an opening strategically to put their finger in the wound of privacy for the other guys and he talks about it as a human right.
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No universal human right to dignity, invoked by kale-eating Western liberals racked by colonial or war guilt, would be used to destroy Hungarian or Polish culture!
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"It is a human right, it saves lives and improves the prosperity of economies," Canada-based health economics expert Dylan Walters said about the importance of breastfeeding.
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As Americans, men, women, people, gay, straight, L, B, G, T, Q, all of us have the human right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Human Right Watch said last month that Malaysia's human rights situation had deteriorated sharply in 2015, as the government stepped up a campaign of harassment and repression.
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Critics argued that it was a misuse of taxpayer funds that left vulnerable people open to exploitation, while others said that sexual expression is a human right.
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Sources: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, Human Rights Watch, Marie Stopes Afghanistan, South African Human Right Commission, United Nations, Women's Coalition of Zimbabwe, World Health Organization.
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" The editors hoped the republication of her poetry, "will add a weight in the scale of human right" and show the need "for the abolition of slavery.
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We're reaffirming once again our desire to make affordable preventative care available to everyone and our belief that health care is a human right not a privilege.
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Human right groups have also reported that airstrikes and a ground offensive took place in Pool, another area known for harboring opposition figures, starting the next day.
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We consider freedom of speech an undeniable human right, and would rather get blocked in a country by its authorities than limit peaceful expression of alternative opinions.
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Criminal sanctions in those cases are inconsistent with the human right to privacy and autonomy, and in practice, have proven devastating to the lives of those affected.
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"It's giving them a right to communicate, and that's everyone's human right — to say how they feel, what they want, the basic fundamentals of life," Lawlor says.
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My only hope is that we can get to a point where healthcare isn't seen as a battle over partisan politics but as an essential human right.
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"A fundamental human right, namely taking part in a demonstration, is enough for the Saudi Arabian government to execute a juvenile," Pilz said in a separate statement.
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If we as a country make the moral shift to health care as a human right, then we need enough doctors to make good on that promise.
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In the past, he has dismissed claims of Russia's human right violations as "baloney," publicly defended WikiLeaks and argued that the DNC was not hacked by Russia.
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In others, he acknowledged his power but framed his actions as inherently noble, implying that the freedom to share opinions online was akin to a human right.
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The Civil Human Right Front, which has organized huge protest marches against the bill, said it would also continue its campaign until the protesters' calls were satisfied.
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She was spurred to back Sanders by his argument that healthcare is a human right and by his proposal to make college tuition at public universities free.
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I believe the answer is a Medicare for All system where health care — including mental health care and addiction services — is a human right, not a privilege.
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The title of this event doesn't mean that water is ordinary; it refers to water justice, the concept that access to clean water is a human right.
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We consider freedom of speech an undeniable human right, and would rather get blocked in a country by its authorities than limit peaceful expression of alternative opinions.
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Call the US Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 to connect with your state senators and let them know that you believe health care is a human right.
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"Everyone has the human right to understand any legal process against them in their own language," said Odilia Romero, a trilingual interpreter who is working with Navarro-Hall.
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But the entity also recognized that 12 prisoners, including four minors, in Salgado's town of Olinala had experienced human right violations at the hands of community police groups.
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Jerry Brown signed a bill that made the state the first in the nation to formally recognize access to safe, clean, and affordable water as a human right.
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Swiss-based human right group International Commission of Jurists has called the Supreme Court ruling "a serious interference with the exercise of freedom of expression, association and assembly".
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Meanwhile, the basic human right to do what you want with your life would be preserved simply by not making the rest of us literally pay for it.
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"Voting is a fundamental human right and the public conversation occurring on Twitter is never more important than during elections," the company's safety team said in a statement.
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The politicians who oppose it "just won't fight for it", she said, but "health care is a basic human right and I will fight for basic human rights".
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While that's all fine and dandy in HK, China pushed to strip citizens this year of a basic human right—the right to eat bananas seductively on camera.
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"A binding agreement between governments sends the right message that safer, fairer and more humane workplaces are a human right, not a business choice," George said via email.
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The European Union and the United Nations (UN) recognize health care as a human right, and it is guaranteed in the constitutions of 38 percent of UN members.
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Telling the nation and the world how we are truly the last colony and that our right to full congressional representation and statehood was a basic human right.
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Trumpcare's defeat offers Democrats a chance to move from a defensive crouch to a positive vision that affirms the moral significance of health care as a human right.
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"The human right to free Internet access requires of states to prevent the proliferation of technology that allows for the censorship and surveillance of online activities," Reglitz said.
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Briefing reporters on the report Tuesday, US Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom Sam Brownback called religious freedom "a foundational human right" from which other rights stem.
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"Voting is a fundamental human right and the public conversation occurring on Twitter is never more important than during elections," the company said in the blog post Wednesday.
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The Apple CEO has said on several occasions that privacy is a fundamental human right, and the company has made privacy the center of some of its advertisements.
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The Trump administration on Monday "strongly" condemned the ongoing violence in Nicaragua, accusing President Daniel Ortega's government of human right abuses, while defending press freedom in the country.
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In a decision hailed as a momentous victory by human right advocates and activists, the court said the detentions on PNG's northern Manus Island breached the country's constitution.
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Instead it appeared as an open-air prison camp for people whose only crime was their possible ties to ISIS, Human Right Watch's Belkis Wille told VICE News.
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"The United States is at a severe disadvantage, because, unlike every other major country on Earth, we do not guarantee health care as a human right," Sanders said.
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Nadella said he sees privacy as a human right, pure and simple, and it's up to vendors to ensure that privacy or lose the trust of their customers.
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We should pay for the care of murderers, Nazis, and people who listen to Coldplay, because health care is a human right, and it is not a choice.
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The moral case for Medicare for All is well established, as cases like Sarkisyan's make clear; Bernie Sanders, for instance, argues that health care is a human right.
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It's time we elevated other perspectives on the future of sex, forgoing seedy voyeurism for a framework that instead treats sexual pleasure as a human right for everyone.
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Nearly 400 years later, it's only just that the United States would recognize our most basic human right to pursue accountability for the killing of our loved ones.
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No country has done that so far, but backers say the agreement is a key step in the emergence of a new idea: a human right to land.
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"Some legislators view protections for LGBT people to be counter to their belief that being LGBT is wrong," said Sarah Warbelow, legal director for the Human Right Campaign.
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Every day, I have the opportunity to work with a diverse network of Apple customers who proudly proclaim their human right to confidentiality with the purchase of their devices.
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The other candidates on the stage with Clinton tonight would be wise to follow her lead, dis Hyde, and agree with her that abortion is a "fundamental human right."
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In Mexico, where water access is deemed a human right, more than 30 percent of homes lack a regular water supply, and 70 percent of surface water is contaminated.
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Organizations around the world have been asking to display this show for a reason, and it isn't because Housing Is a Human Right is easy or beautiful to see.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella voiced his support for privacy as a "human right" and called on tech companies to protect users from cyber threats in a keynote address Thursday.
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Labrador, who previously said that health care is not a basic human right, held a town hall in Lewiston, Idaho, the next day and it did not go well.
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They're just people who deserve the right, the fundamental human right, like all of us, to live in dignity and safety and warmth, and to be able to eat.
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The Indian state of Kerala, for example, has declared universal internet access a human right and plans for its 35 million people to have universal access by this year.
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Ocasio-Cortez often fields questions about how she would fund her policy proposals, which include tuition-free public colleges, a universal jobs guarantee and housing as a human right.
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A report by campaign group Human Right Watch last September accused the Malian military of conducting extrajudicial killings, kidnappings, torture and arbitrary arrests against suspected sympathizers of jihadist groups.
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Morales lost a referendum on the issue but was permitted to contest for a fourth term following a court decision that argued it was his human right to run.
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Similarly in health care, as nurses we often see that access to basic needs is not considered a human right, but rather is influenced by zip code or income.
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While pronoun choices may not be an explicitly recognized human right, they represent respect for larger rights that are legitimately claimed, even at the risk of discomfiting the powerful.
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"A broadband subsidy for Lifeline will transform access to this basic human right in American cities, where such access is necessary to apply for even the lowest-wage jobs."
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" Rachel, a professor of philosophy and world-champion cyclist, rides under the tenets of the International Olympic Committee's fourth fundamental principle: "The practice of sport is a human right.
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She's running on a far-left platform of Medicare-for-all, abolishing ICE, strict gun control, housing as a human right, banning private prisons, and raising the minimum wage.
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Like the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) asserts a human right to health, applicable to nuclear contamination.
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She also said Biden is with the union on making health care a human right, prioritizing clean energy and environmental justice and building a pathway to the middle class.
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Despite it being a fundamental human right, women are exposed to gender violence, secure equal access to quality education and health and economic resources in countries around the world.
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"We could tell this was human right away," said Atul Butte, a computational biologist at the University of California, San Francisco, and a co-author of the new study.
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We have an opportunity now to deliver on the human right to water by including urgent infrastructure upgrades and ratepayer protections in the coronavirus relief packages currently being negotiated.
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" Warren's webpage on health-care uses some of the arguments popularized by Bernie and supporters of Medicare for All, including the statement that "health care is a human right.
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Rubio said the absence of human right considerations in that trade deal does not mean human rights will always be excluded from whatever deals that inevitably follow this one.
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" In his sweeping "High-Speed Internet for All" proposal, Sanders calls for broadband to be considered a public utility, much like electricity, and calls access "a basic human right.
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"Legitimate identity is a fundamental human right, but non-gendered people are treated as though we have no rights," Elan-Cane said in a statement ahead of the case.
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"It's a pretty deep-seated value that [health care] is a human right that should accrue to everyone," says Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne of health care in her province.
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The contract requires governments to treat privacy as a fundamental human right, an idea increasingly backed by big tech leaders like Apple CEO Tim Cook and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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The Austrian government is concerned that signing up to the pact, even though it is not binding, could eventually help lead to the recognition of a "human right to migration".
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That is no longer the case --Democrats believe protecting women's rights and the ability to control their own bodies is both a human right and a stone-cold political winner.
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We must stand firm in unequivocally declaring that through a Medicare for All system, we are going to make health care a human right for all people in this country.
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You have a civic and human right to exist in a world where your experience is taken seriously and not assessed with regard to their often immediate short-term consequences.
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Just last week, the administration appointed a commission to reevaluate how the federal government will determine what counts as a "human right," prioritizing "natural law" to make the new determinations.
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It's raised a $3.5 million seed round led by Thrive Capital's Josh Miller and Nextview Ventures' Rob Go, who "both believe that privacy is a fundamental human right," Valade notes.
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Trump's name barely came up at the event, which featured campaigning nurses, doctors and activists who argued that health care was a human right and should be guaranteed to everyone.
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" After users download Apple's most recent software update for iPhones and iPads, released on March 29, their devices prominently display a message that said "privacy is a fundamental human right.
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But Trump is expected to make it tougher for Americans to visit and do business on the island while blasting Cuba's alleged human right abuses and harboring of US fugitives.
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I am reminded of something we heard from Trump voters last fall when we asked them about Medicare-for-all and the idea of health care as a human right.
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"We once believed the App rejection is simply a bureaucratic f up, but now it is clearly a political decision to suppress freedom and human right in #HongKong," it added.
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But perhaps the biggest paradox of them all must be how one of the world's most developed nations could deny millions of people the basic human right to clean water.
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The United States, on the other hand, has a financially unsustainable and fractured system that fails to embrace health care as a human right as compared to other developed nations.
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Celebrities have publicly deactivated their accounts in the fallout and Apple CEO Tim Cook joined the scrum Wednesday, saying that privacy is a human right in an interview with MSNBC.
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Born on July 6, 2120, in Flint, Michigan, Mari Copeny is an activist whose everyday mission is to remind people that access to clean water is a basic human right.
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"Access to bathrooms and other single-sex facilities is a fundamental human right that should not be restricted or denied to any individual," de Blasio said after signing the order.
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To be denied the basic human right of live tweeting Keeping Up With the Kardashians on Sunday night is a damn shame that none of us should have to experience.
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"In my opinion, we should never ever violate the human right of a child or cause a child an unnecessary harm, doesn't matter what the intentions are," Ms. Gunnarsdottir said.
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"I believe that the right to housing should be understood to be a fundamental right, a human right, a civil right," she told a cheering crowd with smartphones held aloft.
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It also reflects persistent national ambivalence over the question of whether health care is a human right or an earned privilege — and, if the latter, how "earned" should be defined.
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Human Right Watch said in its report that youth league members are extorting citizens for cash and food ranging in value from the equivalent of $1 to more than $500.
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It's just hard to imagine why they'd want to watch that when there is something so much ruder and more vital and more human right there on the same channel.
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Yet the fact that the El Paso woman was allegedly arrested in a courthouse after her hearing for a protective order is unheard of, said Human Right Watch researcher Clara Long.
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"We're here today to celebrate, together, the beauty, the resistance, the perseverance, and the culture of trans people," he said "We believe that healthcare is a fundamental human right," Mangia continued.
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"What does it mean to say or claim that something is, in fact, a human right," Pompeo said at the State Department Monday, as he unveiled the Commission on Unalienable Rights.
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"We believe privacy is a fundamental human right, and we engineer it into everything we do," Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, said onstage during the WWDC keynote.
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With liberal religious allies, it would be easier for secularists to hold candidates to account when they talk as if freedom of conscience is a human right only for the religious.
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Of all the controversial proposals already being debated by a Republican Congress, let's hope passing this part of the budget—the one that guarantees an unalienable human right—is a given.
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Beside protecting our environment and accelerating the shift to clean fuels, we need to prioritize access to education, make healthcare a human right and, yes, even seriously consider guaranteed basic income.
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" When I saw these headlines running across the Seattle Times and Seattle Weekly newspapers earlier this month, a single sentence flashed through my mind, on repeat: "Housing is a human right.
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Boycotting bottled water means you support the idea that public access to clean, safe water is not only a basic human right, but that it's a goddamn technological triumph worth protecting.
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With climate change bringing more variable rainfall, "it is also important to emphasise that there is a question of accessibility and human right to a minimum amount of water", he said.
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For example, the human right to the freedom of speech may still be protecting what we say and the expression of our opinions, but not the expression of the voice itself.
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People regard access to water as a fundamental human right and hence as something that should be available on the basis of need, rather than the ability or willingness to pay.
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With climate change bringing more variable rainfall, "it is also important to emphasize that there is a question of accessibility and human right to a minimum amount of water", he said.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook criticized Facebook in an interview on Wednesday in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal, saying privacy is a human right and a core American value.
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It is not necessarily the duty of the United States or any other country to exhort South Koreans to raise human right issues with their fellow Koreans north of the border.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has called internet access a human right and earlier this year, he announced that building infrastructure and expanding Internet access are a part of Facebook's global vision.
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When it comes to health care, we must finally do what every other major country does and guarantee health care to all our people as a human right, not a privilege.
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"Thanks to this Oscar perhaps it will be understood that this law is not about an issue of values, but rather the basic human right to an identity," Mr. Letelier said.
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The omission of characters of this type in popular media seems especially concerning when, according to the Human Right Campaign, 1.4 million LGBTQ+ Latinx adults currently live in the United States.
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" He suggests that a better frame may be to look at privacy like a human right, which he defines as "something everyone deserves, whether they fully grasp its value or not.
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One may expect the HRC to not give a hoot about the human right of religious freedom, but the senators who used to stand up for it should know better. Sen.
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Because that is, of course, what literature does, and part of the glorious freedom (and human right) of literacy is the opportunity to journey with words well beyond your comfort zone.
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That set up a bind: Go to the event, and Clinton would be appearing to indulge a foreign government known for egregious human right abuses to help her family's private charity.
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Still, both experience lasting harm when the basic human right to mental health care is denied -- dispelling the myth that people who are financially secure are somehow immune to experiencing mental illnesses.
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The position of special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories was created by the Human Right Council's predecessor, the Commission on Human Rights, in a 1993 resolution.
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The Right to Pee campaign (RTP) brings together 33 local NGOs working for better access and availability of urinals for women in the city, which it sees as a basic human right.
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" After the bombing, the embassy said in a statement: "Murdering those who work to enlighten, educate and entertain will not stop Afghans from exercising their universal human right to freedom of expression.
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Sanders' lack of religious orthodoxy sometimes peeks out in campaign events, such as a town hall hosted by Fox News in March, when he argued that health care is a human right.
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Tim Cook, the chief executive of Apple (which, admittedly, has sold itself on the idea that its customers' data should not be a source of profit), has called privacy a "human right".
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Religious freedom is a fundamental human right for people of all faiths, not a partisan wedge issue, and Judge Gorsuch's record proves that he will defend the integrity this right for everyone.
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In 2011, George helped draft a conservative treatise called the San Jose Articles, declaring that abortion is not an international human right and that any U.N. assertions to the contrary are false.
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Russia also actively pushed people to leave, according to human right activists, who noted that a few well-known militants held under house arrest suddenly turned up in recruitment videos from Syria.
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"We believe privacy is a fundamental human right and purposely design our products and services to minimize our collection of customer data," Apple executive Timothy Powderly wrote in a letter to Rep.
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The report noted that while the U.S. had pressed China repeatedly on trade issues, it had failed to exert any meaningful pressure on human right abuses amid its latest wave of repression.
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"We believe healthcare is a human right, maybe more so than past generations," says Brad Zehr, a 29-year-old pathology resident at Ohio State University, who was part of the debate.
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Medicare-for-all, health care as a human right — these issues are, for people like Rick, a 58-year-old who voted for John McCain and Mitt Romney before Trump, existential questions.
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Joe, what are you going to do to end the absurdity of the United States of America being the only major country on earth where health care is not a human right?
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And the reason I learned this is because I thought when I started running that people supported Medicare-for-All because, like me, they believed that health care was a human right.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A Muslim indigenous community in the southern Philippines has suffered widespread human right abuses that could intensify with President Rodrigo Duterte's extension of martial law there, U.N.-appointed experts said.
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" Syrian asylum seekers should have to leave Germany as soon as their home country is safe, Mr. Lindner said, and "there is no human right to choose your location on the globe.
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Wellness programs are the logical conclusion of a system that, instead of treating health care as a basic human right, funnels issues of health and wellbeing into a narrow, unforgiving econometric rubric.
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Human right groups had mocked the charges against Ms. Hijazi and her husband, who worked at the Beladi Foundation, a nonprofit organization that she founded to care for street children in Cairo.
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And next month Chilean lawmakers will propose an amendment to the country's constitution enshrining protections for neural data as a fundamental human right, according to Yuste, who is advising on the process.
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The prominent Democrats have been joined by several civil rights groups that typically back criminal justice reform, including the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Right and the American Civil Liberties Union.
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In each case, the idea of freedom — that it is a human right to decide how and when one will die — trumps the idea of life itself as a moral and existential good.
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" Whether data is thought of as property of the user or more like a basic human right, O'Connor said it's about time "we need to rebalance the equation between the individual and companies.
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School of Echoes is a space for critical reflection on the conditions in working class and poor communities, including (but not limited to) struggles against gentrification and for the human right to housing.
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"This bill will exacerbate an already perilous situation for tenants throughout the state," said Damien Goodmon, director of Housing Is a Human Right, a division of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation in Los Angeles.
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The third is to accept the ACA as the basis for health care as a human right and improve it, so that many more millions of Americans have access to affordable health care.
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Watch: Spain's Sex Supermarket As the GOP continues to advocate for abstinence-only education despite the U.N. considering sex education a human right, some podcast creators see a larger purpose in their work.
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It is true that many abortion-rights activists view unlimited access to abortion paid for by taxpayers as a fundamental human right, but this simply cannot be said of a majority of Americans.
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It's a basic human right, and it's not okay to let others take our most personal information and sell it or share it to whomever they want, whenever they want, without proper consent.
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"The UN has long recognized that an adequate standard of living is a human right," he says, noting that a billion people around the globe are not believed to have access to electricity.
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Diplomats from Canada, the United States and other Western nations continued a tradition of joining the Equality Parade to show their support for what is considered a basic human right in many places.
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I support Medicare-for-All so that everyone is covered, no one goes broke because of a medical bill, and we start treating health care like the basic human right that it is.
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Ultimately, her goal is system change; she still considers herself an activist, and she wants to shift American medicine away from profiteering and toward the recognition that health care is a human right.
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In their political struggle to affirm that housing is a human right, the Moms 4 Housing have exposed the unbearable cruelty of an economy that denies so many people their most basic needs.
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We're going to raise it in a progressive way, which deals with income and wealth inequality, and makes certain, finally, that health care in this country is a human right, not a privilege.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "The New Era of Abstinence" (editorial, May 6): To withhold accurate and science-based family planning from women and girls is denying a basic human right: health care.
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Last fall, Mr. Ghosn said, his lawyers told him that his case could drag on for five years, which he said was a violation of a basic human right to a speedy trial.
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Traditionally, Republicans and Democrats have been able to come together in protection of this human right, whether concerning Yezidis and Christians in the Middle East, Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar, or Jews in France.
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Only then will we regain the consensus which we once held, and should continue to hold, proclaiming that the United States is a beacon for protecting the human right of religious freedom worldwide.
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"Accessibility is a human right, and that is a very big driver in the advances of making facilities accessible, but we definitely have a long way to go in our communities," she said.
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When Bolivians voted the proposal down, the Constitutional Court, packed with Morales loyalists, allowed him to run anyway — on the absurd ground that term limits violated his "human right" to run for office.
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The overriding goal among progressives is to ensure that health care becomes a basic human right — truly and affordably available for all, irrespective of income, race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, immigration status, and geography.
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In their letter to Haley, they also asked the administration to recognize health care as a human right, address inadequate access to banking services and improve internet and transportation access, especially in rural communities.
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"How do we know or how do we determine whether that claim that this or that is a human right, is it true, and therefore, ought it to be honored?" the top diplomat asked.
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His father, Cliven Bundy, has previously defended immigrants from Mexico and Central America, citing their desire to provide for their families as a human right — an opinion echoed by Ammon Bundy in his videos.
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But it's a new set of decisions for Apple to make, especially with a CEO who says privacy is a fundamental human right, and who has Martin Luther King quoted in his Twitter bio.
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"The European sense of privacy as a fundamental human right has been codified in law for a long time," Michelle De Mooy, the director for privacy and data at the Center for Democracy & Technology.
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Wendo Joel, an activist from a Congolese pro-democracy and human right group, said the refugees had seized a weapon and killed a soldier as they tried to free some of their arrested compatriots.
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"We are sceptical of the U.S.-North Korea summit without discussing human right issues," said Ihn Ji-yeon, a leader of the anti-North rally and a spokeswoman for the small Korean Patriots Party.
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"I stood here on this stage almost three and a half years ago ... and I told the world that education is the basic human right of every girl," she said in her acceptance speech.
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"We are skeptical of the U.S.-North Korea summit without discussing human right issues," said Ihn Ji-yeon, a leader of the anti-North rally and a spokeswoman for the small Korean Patriots Party.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron promised on Saturday to play an active role in a campaign aimed at securing a global pact to protect the human right to a clean and healthy environment.
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Perhaps access to the internet has become a human right — as Mark Zuckerberg has suggested — and Free Basics represents a tech corporation stepping ahead of elected officials to better the lot of the disenfranchised.
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The sector faces unique pressures as these companies have a special responsibility to their users: they provide services that are essential for individuals to effectively exercise their fundamental human right to freedom of expression.
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Real Clear Politics executive editor Carl Cannon said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "What America's Thinking" that the U.S. is headed toward adopting the idea that medical care is a human right.
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"We believe that access to healthy food is a basic human right and everyone regardless of zip code deserves it," Martha's Table's senior director of health and wellness initiatives, Caron Gremont, told the paper.
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A new study out of the UK takes the argument one step further, arguing that internet access is a basic human right that should be provided for free to those who can't afford it.
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Ocasio-Cortez ran on a full-blown socialist platform, which included calls for universal single-payer healthcare, "free" education for all, housing as a human right, guaranteed jobs, and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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It's not charity to ensure people who need health care have access to services: it's generally understood around the world as a basic human right, even in countries much poorer than the United States.
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"The housing and homelessness crises are the direct and predictable result of treating housing as a commodity rather than a human right," Tara Raghuveer, housing campaign Director for People's Action, said in a statement.
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Making health care a basic human right requires more than just rhetoric; it requires the courage to confront the comfort of those who put profits before patients, and the resolve to build something better.
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" The Vermont senator defended his plans in his typical populist way, saying, "Health care in my view is a human right and we have got to pass a Medicare-for-All single-payer system.
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"Joe, what are you going to do to end the absurdity of the United States of America being the only major country on earth where health care is not a human right?" he asked.
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We need not return to a country whose legislators don't view health care as a human right, where low-wage workers are left without the most basic protections, where billionaires, in a word, exist.
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In a statement, the governor, a Democrat, said that "health care is a human right," noting that he had also firmed plans to ensure contraceptive and abortion protections, something he initially outlined in January.
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The way you bring people together is by ending the international disgrace of this country being the only major nation on Earth not to guarantee health care to all people as a human right.
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If you are going to truly stand with union workers it means putting power in their hands, not making them reliant on the goodwill of their employer for what should be a human right.
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He added: "Intel believes privacy is a fundamental human right and technologies like Mine play a critical role with legislation in realising the promise of optimising for the ethical and innovative use of data."
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The British computer scientist and Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor is a pioneer of the internet and has long advocated for better technical standards and access to the web as a basic human right.
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They need to persuade people like Rick, Ken, and Elizabeth in the focus group — people who already believe health care is a human right — that the federal government can be trusted to oversee it.
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Yamauchi also wrote that harassment and discrimination don't merit refugee protection unless "they're serious or systematic enough to be characterized as persecution," which is serious harm, or an interference with a basic human right.
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I, alongside other activists, would go to human-rights defenders' trials, show face and support to remind the judge and the system that we care about human right defenders, political detainees and democracy activists.
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Details: It may be surprising, but no other developed nation has zero out of pocket costs — even those that treat health care as a basic human right, as Medicare for All supporters want to do.
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Human right violations dismissed Australia is now lobbying for a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council from 2018 to 2020, although it received criticism under the second Universal Periodic Review for its refugee policies.
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The only human right connected to health care that isn't ruinous to all other rights and responsibilities is the right of an urgently injured or dying person to get emergency care, no questions initially asked.
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Some, like Ken Roth, the Executive Director of Human Rights Watch, argue that digital privacy has become the ultimate human right frontier: no one, apart from the individual in question, should have access to it.
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In a growing global movement, environmentalists are trying a new legal route to protect the planet - vesting rivers, reefs and threatened habitats with "rights of nature" that override the long-held human right to harm.
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"I think of reproduction as a basic human right," said Dr. Kara N. Goldman, assistant professor of reproductive endocrinology and infertility at New York University who has advocated for comprehensive infertility coverage in New York.
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Playboy's "Pleasure Issue" is "dedicated to the principle that pleasure is a human right, that everyone should be free to pursue pleasure in all of its forms," says the outlet's executive editor Shane Michael Singh.
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Last week, Human Right Watch reported that Turkish-backed Syrian rebel groups were executing civilians, pillaging property and blocking displaced people from returning to their homes, and that they may be guilty of war crimes.
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One of the biggest differences between the UK and US health systems, he said, is the pay-as-you-go nature of American plans and the idea that healthcare isn&apost necessarily a human right.
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Last month, a clean air bill was introduced in the House of Lords that would make clean air a human right, and mandate that air quality be taken into consideration with all new government policies.
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This international treaty recognized that special care and assistance for children is a universal human right, and in all actions involving children, the "best interests of the child" should be the primary consideration of states.
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In 1994, he led the Holy See's delegation at a conference in Cairo, where he helped form an alliance of Catholic and Muslim nations to oppose the legal recognition of abortion as a human right.
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The law has brought the number of uninsured people in America to an all-time low, secured protections for people with pre-existing conditions and advanced the notion that health care is a human right.
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It is high time to end our country's failed "tough on crime" policies, which have denied those in prison and transitioning out of prison this basic human right, and have created cycles of incarceration lasting decades.
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Austria, Chile and Brasil said they would pull out, saying respectively that the pact blurred the line between legal and illegal migration, that migration was not a human right and nations should set their own policies.
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" Sarah Margon, director of Human Right Watch's Washington office, said: "This decision shows clearly that the Trump administration is using political manipulation and dismissing evidence – at the expense of kids – in order to protect Saudi Arabia.
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A local Right to Life group would argue that pregnant teens shouldn't be "forced into unwed motherhood," while a NARAL chapter would call marriage a "human right," one that can help teens escape dire home lives.
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The petitioner said Moon has condoned North Korea's nuclear development, human right problems and illegal transhipment of North Korean coal, while "acting nonsense" such as lowering the military guard while North Korea has its nuclear weapons.
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He however, needs to come out strongly on the need to reject the commodification of water and protect Lagosians' human right to water by adopting transparent, inclusive, pro-people alternatives to managing the public water sector.
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The case did not touch on the freedom of member states to set their own matrimony laws, although campaigners have called on Brussels to push states to legalize same-sex marriage as a fundamental human right.
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"The new guidance from the Obama administration on transgender youth in schools reaffirms a basic human right," said Chirlane McCray, the wife of Mayor Bill DeBlasio of New York City, which already has such a policy.
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The AFWA will call on the International Labour Organization at its conference next month to adopt its recommendations for global standards for supply chains that include the recognition of a living wage as a human right.
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And their message is what it's been for a long time: Health care is a human right, and that any program that expands access to health care is the duty of a free and democratic society.
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Amnesty International and others have documented endless laws, policies and individual cases in Saudi Arabia where the government and its officials have similarly flouted people's right to life, equality, justice and practically any other human right.
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Critically, Rwanda may impress upon you an idea that has captured the imagination of policy makers in even the poorest corners of the world: Access to health care might be thought of as a human right.
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Ireland is one of the few European countries that deny its female citizens access to abortion in all circumstances (except to save her life), despite a United Nations ruling that access to abortion is a human right.
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If you are explaining an issue related, say, to gay marriage and you believe that it is just true that it is a human right: You should be able to marry a same-sex partner you love.
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"I will not rest until the residents and businesses that I have the pleasure of serving are able to drink, cook and bathe with water straight from the tap which is a basic Human Right!" she added.
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To call for rescinding the rule, whose purpose is to protect this fundamental human right, would be short-sighted and could make unjust discrimination more likely and harm not only nursing but also the patients we serve.
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European law treats privacy as a fundamental human right, and the free flow of data as secondary; the Americans (and Japanese) start from the premise that data should flow and only then consider exceptions on privacy grounds.
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Setting out on your own Maiden Voyage to discover what pleasure means to you — whether alone, with a partner, or multiple partners — is one way to participate in this radical movement redefining pleasure as a human right.
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"If privacy is a human right ... then we contend that Facebook's poor stewardship of user data is tantamount to a human rights violation," Christine Jantz, an official with Facebook investor Northstar Asset Management, said during the meeting.
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In some cases, but not nearly enough, fairly well in laying out the facts and asking the right questions around the specifics of the agreement or Trump's praise of Kim, a dictator accused of human right violations.
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It seems that he wishes to criticize discriminatory aspects of the new Nationality Law while denying Jews their fundamental human right to self-determination, a right foundational to the United Nations Charter and international human rights law.
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It seems to me that Apple has been very effective at starching their hat white in 2018, and trying to separate themselves from the rest of big tech and say that privacy is a basic human right.
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"I believe after 100 years of talk about how health care is a human right, now is the time to take on the drug companies and the insurance companies," Sanders says as the crowd erupts into applause.
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Today Central Americans, far from "sneaking" across the border, turn themselves in to border guards and ask for asylum, which is not only a legal and human right, it is a sign that our border are secure.
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This film expands our understanding of who makes the decision to have an abortion and underscores that access to health care is an issue of basic justice, which must be a human right, available to us all.
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The protesting mothers, a group known as Moms 4 Housing that demands housing as a human right, just reached an agreement on Monday to begin negotiations to purchase the property where they were squatting for two months.
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The remarks prompted the hashtag #TooFarLeft to trend on Twitter earlier this month, as progressives voiced outrage at the notion that their core principles — health care as a human right, for instance — were outside of political norms.
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While land and property rights exist in all countries to some degree, the agreement's supporters say a human right to land would supersede those national laws and create new forms of accountability - eventually guiding national legislation, too.
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"I believe that just so far as we withhold or deny a human right to any human being, we establish a basis for the denial and withholding of our own rights," Stone wrote to Hooker on Aug.
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CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly said that the company views privacy as a fundamental human right and has no motivation to collect and monetize consumer data since its business model doesn&apost rely heavily on advertising revenue.
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The ad hoc group had come together "over concern for potential for this US initiative to cut the legs out from under the Human Rights Council," Human Right Watch Deputy United Nations Director Akshaya Kumar told BuzzFeed News.
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The Grindr controversy also highlights the widening regulatory gap between the United States, which lacks a comprehensive federal consumer privacy law, and Europe, where privacy is viewed as a fundamental human right, with laws to back it up.
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It's a crisis that has spurred reproductive rights advocates to spring out of a decades-long defensive crouch, and proactively fight for abortion to be treated as a routine medical practice and a basic human right for women.
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The PJD lost its control of the key Ministry of Justice and Public Freedoms, previously led by Mustafa Ramid, who had been critical of the security service's record during his days as a lawyer and human right activist.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have collected DNA and other biometric data from the whole population of the volatile western region of Xinjiang, Human Right Watch said on Wednesday, denouncing the campaign as a gross violation of international norms.
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Education is a human right, and by the way, we're going to have a tax system that is fair ... we are going to ask the wealthiest and large corporations to pay their fair share and start paying taxes.
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"I stood here on this stage almost three and a half years ago ... and I told the world that education is the basic human right of every girl," she said in her acceptance speech for the UN accolade.
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Mr. Nichols ("Mud") based his latest film on the true story of Richard and Mildred Loving, whose marriage broke their state's anti-miscegenation law and led to the landmark Supreme Court ruling that deemed marriage a human right.
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But their "paper search engine," recognized for its historical significance by UNESCO in 2013, paved the way for the easy access to knowledge that we take for granted today, and is increasingly regarded as a basic human right.
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During the kiss-in, Rees and Bradwell took to a microphone and delivered an "emotional address," stating "no matter how you identify, or who you love, it's your human right to express that love as you see fit".
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Walker, who challenged the eviction on the basis that there should be a human right to housing, was ordered to immediately leave the property Friday, while the other women will be evicted within five days, according to KQED.
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"He said the NHS wasn&apost a perfect place to work, but that it far outperforms the US health system, where healthcare isn&apost "free at the point of service" and is not always considered a "human right.
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As far back as 2015, Cook was using the catchphrase that privacy is a "fundamental human right," but he's brought it up more and more in the wake of the major privacy scandals of the past few years.
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The U.N. has classified internet access as a basic human right yet 1 in 10 people in our country still lack access at home; it's time we connect millions of offline Americans to jobs, education, and the online economy.
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Its government has already embraced blockchain, declared Internet access a basic human right, and embarked on a massive undertaking to become a "digital society" where everything from identity to voting is digitized and linked together across one massive platform.
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"As the leader of the Olympic Movement, the IOC has an important responsibility to take action when it comes to gender equality – a basic human right of profound importance and a fundamental principle of the Olympic Charter," Bach added.
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Rather than admonish them for simply expressing who they are, let us recognize their bravery and allow them the basic human right to exist, including existing in a public space such as a bathroom aligning with their true gender.
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"What makes this a truly historic moment is the government's acknowledgement that housing is a human right and its intention to recognize this through a rights-based housing strategy as well as in legislation," Leilani Farha said on Thursday.
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Although the compact is not legally binding, they argue it is "soft law" that might one day be used to press governments into hard commitments, such as acknowledging a "human right" to migration or expanding the grounds for asylum.
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In January 2014, Ganbold became one of 25 clinical experts advising the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery—"the proudest achievement in my professional career"—with its aspiration to make safe surgery and anesthesia a human right available to all.
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Yes, it's a bit of a victory lap and a bit of a marketing tool — the page kicks off by positioning privacy as a fundamental human right — but Apple also worked for it, so I'll give it this one.
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"Because of the kafala system she was deported - her basic human right to defend herself is being violated," said Shamila's lawyer Nermine Sibai by phone from Beirut, referring to the system that binds migrants in Lebanon to one employer.
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"Everyone has the right to be born with a nationality — safe, fearless and free — secure in their human right to equally transfer, acquire, change or retain it," Yasmeen Hassan, global executive director of Equality Now, said in the report.
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St. John's is one of the few trans-specific health centers in the United States supporting the basic human right to health for all individuals regardless of gender, providing low or no cost health care to individuals in need.
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As Trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy sparks controversy over family separation, Lopez Obrador has vowed to protect the human right of immigrants, and suggested tackling economic development in Central America to create jobs and minimize the need for migration.
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But French privacy regulators, among others, have demanded that the company apply the "right to be forgotten" across its global domains to comply with Europe's tough data protection rules that enshrine an individual's privacy as a fundamental human right.
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Throughout the discussion, particularly as the question of costs came up, these Trump voters returned to the same concern, which presents perhaps the most fundamental challenge to health care as a human right: Does everybody really deserve health care?
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For it, she photographed over 80 participants mostly from the Bay Area: cis women, trans women, cis men, trans men, genderqueer individuals; all of various ages, sizes and backgrounds, all under the premise that respect is a human right.
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To bring justice to the people of Flint and avoid similar tragedies, we as a nation must treat water access as the human right it is and prioritize the democratic control of water over private profit and financial gain.
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The gross failure in this country to recognize the human right to safe and affordable water permits water utilities to cut off water delivery to families unable to pay utility bills, which leads directly to increases in waterborne diseases.
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"We need a health care system which has a simple function, and that function is to provide healthcare to all people as a human right, not make billions of dollars in profit for the healthcare industry," Sanders went on.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Access to abortion is a human right and should not be subject to public opinion, the organizer of a campaign to block proposed restrictions in Slovakia said on Thursday, as a protest got under way.
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The verdict, which overturns a 55-year-old ruling stating that privacy was not a human right, has been heralded as a victory for human rights but it deals a major blow to Modi's wide-reaching biometric ID program.
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I'm so kind of pleased that in my own way I was able to contribute to that message of asking for us to have equal opportunity and equal treatment — all of these things that should just be a basic human right.
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Many of those pushing for Medicare for All believe that health care is a human right, and many supporters believe that getting more people into the Medicare system can help rein in growing costs in the US health care system.
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These women seem to be having fun with the Commish: Still kinda feels like your dad showed up to your slumber party with a joint, but hey, anything to make that concussion-ignoring, power-grabbing, disenfranchising overlord look more human, right?
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"To not be able to share an opinion, or to lose fans and ticket sales over it, is so mind-boggling to me, because it's an American right — a human right — to be able to voice your opinion," she said.
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The basic human right to clean water is in jeopardy, not only for Indigenous people, but for over 20 million people whose water supply from the Missouri River (the largest river in North America) will be endangered if the DAPL proceeds.
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In May, seven female CEOs from companies including Sustain Natural, Thinx and LOOM ran a full-page ad in The New York Times affirming abortion as healthcare and a human right, and urging other business leaders to do the same.
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" In late March, immediately following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Cook bragged in an interview with Recode that Apple would never have found itself in the same position as Facebook because it views privacy as a "human right" and a "civil liberty.
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"We've seen over the last couple of years, but especially over the last couple of months, cases in this country of law enforcement really inhibiting people's basic human right to take to the streets and voice their opinion," Ferrero said.
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Groningen officials said they were honouring a 2014 decision by the European Committee on Social Rights, part of the Council of Europe rights watchdog, that the Dutch must provide shelter and medical care to the homeless as a fundamental human right.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - China called off a visit by two Australian politicians after it took offense to a letter that called on it to address allegations of human right abuses, two sources familiar with the planned tour told Reuters on Thursday.
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Holding signs that said "healthy food is a basic human right," food activists, locals, and politicians all marched two miles in Washington, DC, from the only major grocery store in the area to the United Black Fund offices in 2017.
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"It is unacceptable that mine workers are denied their basic human right to work in an environment that guarantees their safety and that instead they are expected to go to work to die," said NUM heath and safety secretary Erick Gcilitshana.
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According to Human Right Campaign, a gay lobby group, in the first ten months of 2015 at least 21 transgender people—nearly all of them black or Hispanic women—were killed, more than in any other year recorded by activists.
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"I argue instead that Internet access is itself a moral human right that requires that everyone has unmonitored and uncensored access to this global medium, which should be publicly provided free of charge for those unable to afford it," he said.
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"Sanders says his family's experience finding treatment for his mother helped shape his view that "healthcare is a human right — it's not a privilege — and that was not the case back then and that certainly is not the case right now.
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The commission is meant to provide advice on human rights based on U.S. founding principles and the 1948 United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Pompeo said earlier this month, arguing that there is confusion over what constitutes a human right.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook on numerous occasions has publicly described privacy as a fundamental human right and has said the consumer is not the product for Apple since its business doesn't heavily rely on advertising as Google and Facebook products do.
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Today, Brazil considers health to be a basic human right and provides free health care to all its citizens – a hard-won victory of social activists after Brazil's dictatorship fell and a new democratic constitution was written into law in 1988.
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"If privacy is a human right ... then we contend that Facebook's poor stewardship of user data is tantamount to a human rights violation," Christine Jantz, an official with Facebook investor Northstar Asset Management, said during the meeting, according to Yahoo News.
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Stormer has thought through many of the possibilities: He can see the pros and cons of framing abortion as a human right, or framing abortion as a form of health care, discourses that have emerged more forcefully in the Trump era.
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"While we maintain that every individual is entitled to their freedom of speech and defend that basic human right, we will not be offering our platform to racism or bigotry," the group said in a statement posted on Facebook Tuesday.
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ATLANTA — For the upscale urban audience at a campaign town hall here, it would have been enough for Stacey Abrams to pitch Medicaid expansion as a moral issue — the health-care-as-human-right argument that appeals to progressives everywhere.
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Such skills would not only help doctors care for our fellow human beings but would also strengthen our ability to advocate for health care as a human right and begin to rectify the broken economics and perverse incentives of the system.
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Today, Brazil considers health to be a basic human right and provides free health care to all its citizens—a hard-won victory for social activists after Brazil's dictatorship fell and a new democratic constitution was written into law in 1988.
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Ady Barkan rolled into Washington this week in a motorized wheelchair, unable to talk or to chew food or to lift his arm to scratch an itch, but determined to deliver the message that health care is a human right.
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The second is the word "affordable," a nod to the idea that healthcare should be treated as a consumer product—though one better-regulated than Donald Trump would like it to be, to be sure—rather than a human right.
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NT: And do you think that access to the internet should be a human right and that there should be international law, for example, forbidding the government of Iran from turning off access to the internet, as they did just recently?
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Though there remains broad agreement among them that health care is a human right -- one that the government should guarantee, even if only as a last resort -- questions over how to get there have yielded a variety of answers. Sen.
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Sanders held his ground, defending healthcare as a human right and saying his economic and social justice agenda, including his Medicare for All plan to replace private health insurance with a government-run program, is supported by the American people.
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This hypocritical billionaire who surrounds himself with armed guards 24/7 doesn't believe that self-defense is a fundamental human right or that gun ownership is an individual constitutional right as determined by the Supreme Court in the historic Heller decision.
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"It just seems cruel and absurd to make women barter and beg and plead for what should be a basic human right, which is access to sanitation and hygiene products," said Christy Chavis of Phoenix who sent $20 on Monday.
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As a New Yorker, Trump should have known that was a violation of the universal human right to walk in a straight line -- however, royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told CNN that the body block didn't technically infringe on royal protocol.
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The Syrian people have been targeted by their own government for daring to ask for a fundamental human right that so many of us take for granted -- the right to elect their leadership and have a say in their future.
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In keeping with the reproductive justice framework introduced by black women more than 20 years ago, all people have the human right to make their own decisions about contraceptive use and whether or not to continue or end a pregnancy.
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When I talk about health care being a human right and ending the embarrassment of America being the only major country on earth that does not guarantee health care for every man, woman and child, that's not tearing down the system.
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" While he is grateful for the housing lottery, he said, "For the vast majority of us in the millennial age bracket, there's no expectation that we will get that basic human right that we all deserve — a place to live.
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They are fellows of the Global Health Corps, a U.S.-based charity aiming to mobilize a network of young leaders motivated by the belief that health is a human right, according to co-founder and former U.S. first daughter Barbara Pierce Bush.
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And it appears that there is no end in sight with the potential next president of Mexico saying that migrating to the United States, he believes, and he&aposs in first place in that race should be considered a basic human right.
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Kamala Harris tweeted that housing is a "human right," noting that her proposed LIFT Act -- to give lower-income working families a tax credit of up to $6,000 a year -- as well as her "Rent Relief Act" are intended to address the crisis.
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You're not going to see much change from previous years — the privacy pages still state the same commitments that Apple's long held, like that privacy is a "fundamental human right" and that your information is largely on your iPhones, iPads and Macs.
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"We will have Medicare for All when tens of millions of people are prepared to stand up and tell the insurance companies that their day is gone and health care is a human right and not something to make huge profits off of."
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In a statement released on Wednesday, Duterte said U.N. special rapporteurs were trying to "paint me as a ruthless and heartless violator of human right", and the ICC had acted prematurely and created the impression he would be charged with serious crimes.
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It's been undercovered by the US media, but the era of the data robber barons will be massively disrupted on May 22020, when the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation Act, enshrining data protection as a fundamental human right, goes into effect.
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Even as Google tracked its users' clicks, habits, and locations in a vast feat of surveillance, it continued to style itself as a civic-minded entity, providing information services to a world that increasingly saw being online as something like a human right.
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The genocide of the Yazidi people is not only a human right and a moral issue, but it is also important to document and formally acknowledge war crimes and atrocities committed by ISIS in order to effectively address violent extremism and conflict.
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Philosophically, progressives, conservatives and libertarians have different points of view regarding whether availability of healthcare should be considered a human right assured by the government as opposed to being a commodity to be purchased by individuals, as they may be able to afford.
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"Whether or not Russia dropped these cluster munitions, it is operating jointly with the Syrian government and as such has a responsibility to ensure that Russian-Syrian operations are not using indiscriminate weapons," said Nadim Houry, Human Right Watch's Middle East director.
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Whether it's for medical or recreational purposes, Greg tells me he sees it as a human right for someone to be able to grow and supply their own medicine and to have the freedom to choose what they do with their own bodies.
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Neither of them offers encryption, which puts people at increased risk "Even my family may be threatened by what I would post," Petcharat Saksirivetkul, a 27-year-old human right activist working for a prominent advocacy group in Bangkok, told VICE News.
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After all, this is our country, and it's time we take it into our own hands by saying, loudly and clearly, that every single person living here has a fundamental human right to health care-- regardless of citizenship status or ability to pay.
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"One party in America said it was OK to roll back health care coverage for 25 million Americans and one party in America thinks that health care is a basic human right -- I'm ready to go on that one," she said Friday.
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The idea of a human right to land also would require governments and other authorities to shift how they see the purpose of land, moving it away from a purely economic model, said Annette Schramm at the University of Tubingen in Germany.
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Back in 1944, in his State of the Union speech, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt reminded the nation that economic security is a human right, and that people cannot be truly free if they have to struggle every day for their basic needs.
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The electrical grid is a complex system that grew organically from its first isolated deployments providing power for manufacturing, to lighting the homes of the wealthy, before finally taking shape as a public utility that we now see as a basic human right.
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"I believe in Medicare for All, healthcare as a human right, and tuition-free college; and that a more just and equitable world can be where we live," Kat Brezler, a teacher, activist, and founding member of The People for Bernie Sanders, told Refinery29.
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"The brand was built upon the belief that access to cleanliness is a fundamental human right, as is the feeling of dignity and confidence that can come with a single shower," says Laura Fruitman, co-founder and general manager of The Right To Shower.
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" Obrador gained international attention when he said in a speech in June that he would defend the rights of "the migrants of the world who, by necessity, must abandon their towns to find life in the United States; it's a human right we will defend.
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What he'll say: Tribble, a longtime Apple employee who leads the company's privacy engineering work, will "convey Apple's support for comprehensive federal privacy legislation that reflects Apple's long-held view that privacy is a fundamental human right" during a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on Wednesday.
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" BBC pulled a quote from the Boston Free Speech Coalition's Facebook page which stated, "While we maintain that every individual is entitled to their freedom of speech and defend that basic human right, we will not be offering our platform to racism or bigotry.
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I heard the startling numbers of the Coalition on Homelessness's count during a community talk that included Rosler, the Coalition Executive Director Alison Eisinger, and community organizer Patty Flowers; it was one of the first public programs affiliated with Housing Is a Human Right.
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Every time I hear Tim Cook talk about privacy as a human right, I think about the biggest thing his company could do to help ensure that privacy: spread the ability for people to have conversations that are safe from government snooping across the world.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - World Population Day, a United Nations' initiative celebrated every year on July 603 to raise awareness about the exploding world population, focuses on reproductive rights this year to mark 50 years since family planning won recognition as a human right.
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AOC supports housing as a human right and on her website says: Alexandria supports extending tax benefits to working and middle-class homeowners, expanding the Low Income Housing Tax Credit, housing (not sheltering) the homeless, and permanently funding the National Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
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"Education is a fundamental human right, and we are so proud of all the teams and their dedication and hard work to ensure every single child has the opportunity to take learning into their own hands," said Anousheh Ansari, CEO of Xprize, in a statement.
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" Carter was echoing the freedom agenda Holmes preached to members of the public, that they needed to recognize that there was a "basic human right to be able to get access to information about themselves and their own bodies that can change their lives.
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Secretary Pompeo, alongside U.S Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom, Sam Brownback, should be commended for not simply paying lip service to the core human right but also identifying concrete actions to intervene on behalf of oppressed and beleaguered communities and prisoners of conscience.
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If we, as health care providers, health justice advocates, and everyday Americans are truly dedicated to making health care a basic human right in reality and not just rhetoric, then we are obliged to remodel our comfort zones -- and to do so with urgency.
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To turn the screws on those inside Iran with the most equities in the nuclear program – the Supreme Leader, Revolutionary Guard and even President Rouhani – Congress and the administration should expand sanctions against Iran's human right violations, support for terrorism and ballistic missile activities.
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"Compared to other major developed countries, we spend exorbitantly more on health care because of the greed of insurance and pharmaceutical companies, and as president he will pass Medicare for All to finally make health care a human right," said campaign spokesman Josh Orton.
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"This measure seeks to affect the independence of their work against the illegal and clandestine security apparatus," CICIG said in a statement, referring to shadowy groups that developed in Guatemala's civil war and continue to play a role in organized crime and human right violations.
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READ: Vegas can now put homeless people in jail for sleeping on the street "We can all agree that people should not be living outdoors; there's a human right to housing," Tristia Bauman, senior attorney for the National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, said.
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We will have Medicare for All when tens of millions of people are prepared to stand up and tell the insurance companies and the drug companies that their day is gone, that health care is a human right, not something to make huge profits off of.
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A short time later I slip into the back of a two-story amphitheater where Zuckerberg, dressed in a dark suit and a tie, has come to make the case that the Internet should be considered, like health care or clean water, a basic human right.
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"I believe in Medicare for All, healthcare as a human right, and tuition-free college; and that we can live in a more just and equitable world," Kat Brezler, a teacher, activist, and founding member of The People for Bernie Sanders, told Refinery29 earlier this year.
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"Rather than looking at water from the human-right perspective, the government is looking at 21 million residents and the revenue they can generate," Philip Jakpor, project manager at Friends of the Earth Nigeria — the local branch of the global environmental group — told BuzzFeed News from Lagos.
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" But she went on to clarify, reflecting that this medium is an especially powerful one: "As governments seek to impose penalties on users, from internet shutdowns to three-strikes rules for IP violations, it may be important to assert access to the internet as a human right.
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With additional budget cuts for sex ed programs looming, we aren't willing to wait for lawmakers to catch up to what young people across the US already understand: it's our basic human right to know about our health and demand ownership over our own sexual lives.
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Stop and think about that: Republican leaders feel they can only help prevent pandemic diseases, save people from succumbing to Oxycontin, or protect the basic human right of water to all citizens if they sneak around during the holidays, when accountability for their actions is low.
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"NAFDAC has failed the citizens of this great nation by its certification as satisfactory for human consumption products (…) which become poisonous in the presence of ascorbic acid [Vitamin C]." Judge Oyebanji also stood up for the inalienable human right for all to enjoy soda, free of discrimination.
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And therefore, all women – not just the ones who are related to or employed by Keith Urban—should thus be afforded the fundamental human right to not be sexually assaulted or raped or abused in any other way and be in control of their reproductive rights.
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"When we think about the responsibility, let's think about privacy, I mean on May 25 the world will change with GDPR — we will now have to operate recognizing that privacy is a human right," he said, name-checking new EU rules coming into effect on Friday.
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"Since Mark's prosecution is political, his admission of guilt is really admission that his human right will not be respected anyway, and he's not gonna get a fair trial no matter what he does, so there is no point in going forward with it," Kirov said.
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Decision-makers need to re-evaluate the risks involved, weighing the costs against the benefits, while considering privacy to be an immutable value, a basic human right and a precondition for the ability to realize one's autonomy, independent thought and the democratic process — not a constraint.
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Because libertarian radicals like Buchanan and Koch believe property rights are the core human right and that government should have the right to tax — and therefore to spend — to ensure only one of three national objectives: the rule of law, social order, and the nation's defense.
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With additional budget cuts for sex ed programs looming, we aren't willing to wait for lawmakers to catch up to what young people across the US already understand: It's our basic human right to know about our health and demand ownership over our own sexual lives.
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"In our prior opinion authored by Chief Justice Saylor, we stressed that an individual's right to his or her personal reputation was regarded by the framers of our organic charter as a fundamental individual human right — one of the 'inherent rights of mankind,'" the court decision reads.
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In the long term, Democrats who think health care is a human right and therefore nothing less than Medicare-for-all single-payer is acceptable may have to find common ground with those like O'Connor, who hear a focus-grouped slogan and believe in the free market.
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