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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   Human Rights Act

   • ph.
     (in the UK) an Act of Parliament by which the European Convention on Human Rights was incorporated into UK law. It came into effect in 2000.
2. • 相關詞

   human rights activist

   • n.
     a person engaged in social or political campaigns against the violation of human rights: human rights activists condemned the hasty executions

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   human rights campaign

   • n.
     an organized course of action against the violation of human rights: the human rights campaign has broken through the information blockade

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   human rights group

   • n.
     an organization engaged in social or political campaigns against the violation of human rights: human rights groups have sought to improve prison conditions worldwide

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   human rights campaigner

   • n.
     a person who undertakes an organized course of action against the violation of human rights: human rights campaigners called for an international tribunal to try those allegedly involved

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   human rights record

   • n.
     the extent to which a country or political figure upheld or violated human rights in the past: the appalling human rights record of their home country

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   human rights movement

   • n.
     a broad movement campaigning against the violation of human rights: the aim of the human rights movement would be to achieve genuine integration

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   human right

   • n.
     a right which is believed to belong to every person: a flagrant disregard for basic human rights

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   human right

   • n.
     a right that is believed to belong justifiably to every person: a flagrant disregard for basic human rights communication is a fundamental human right

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   Human Rights Act

   • ph.
     (in the UK) an Act of Parliament by which the European Convention on Human Rights was ...

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