I call upon all of the signatory states to uphold their pledge to protect human rights, to seek peaceful resolutions of conflicts, and to fully abide by their obligations under the Helsinki Accords.

Designating May 11, 1994, as 'Vietnam Human Rights Day.'

The United States is still prepared to lead in a world in which our concerns are clear— security, prosperity, democracy, and human rights.

Overall relationship is much broader than Kashmir, human rights and nonproliferation and the issues which... have divided us in the past.

Freedom is an empty word to people who are not even gifted with elemental safety.

The universality of these rights and the common duty of all governments to uphold them were reaffirmed at the World Conference on Human Rights in Vienna this past June.

As he once told Bill Moyers, the role of the Constitution is, and I quote, 'the protection of the dignity of the human being and the recognition that every individual has fundamental rights which Government cannot deny.'

Our policy is to try to engage China but to be very firm with the human rights issues.

Our meeting today is a symbol to those brave Cubans who remain in prison on political charges or who struggle daily, risking their lives, for the twin causes of human rights and democracy.

I have determined that Mauritania has not taken and is not taking steps to afford such internationally recognized rights.

Our aim is human liberty.

I have determined that Syria has not taken and is not taking steps to afford internationally recognized worker rights.

I hereby determine and certify that the Government of Ethiopia has demonstrated a commitment to human rights.

We call again for their immediate and unconditional release.

It worries me. It worries me very much, as do the lives of those who have been forced into hiding by his brutality and his violation of international law.

The brutality against innocent civilians will not be tolerated.

And this concern with education is to be found wherever men and women seek to extend human liberty.

We must stand by all our democratic allies. And we must not break faith with those who are risking their lives — on every continent, from Afghanistan to Nicaragua — to defy Soviet-supported aggression and secure rights which have been ours from birth.