
Our country espouses human rights, which is a hunger that exists among people in every nation, no matter where they might live.
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Our country espouses human rights, which is a hunger that exists among people in every nation, no matter where they might live.

I am proud to be President of a great nation that stands up for human rights.

This bright future, of a nation strong, secure, prosperous, united, proud, raising high the banner of human rights, and a nation committed to peace—that's the vision I have for the future.

My policy of promoting human rights throughout the world remains firm.

We value, as do the people of Kenya, the worth of one individual human being.

Through hard work, through the honoring of human rights in its broadest definition, Kenya has not only enjoyed political growth but also great economic achievement.

If there is one thing which can unite us all and which makes ideological arguments truly irrelevant, it is the whole subject of human rights and human dignity.

To threaten basic human rights with terrorism, and to threaten the rule of law with terrorism and with international violence is indeed a pressure for friends to stand together.

This denial of basic freedoms is a direct violation of the Helsinki Accords and a blow to the aspirations of all mankind to establish respect for human rights.

Every person deserves to live in a society that values fairness and equality.

Our concern for human rights must begin at home, and the rights of citizenship must be protected, regardless of sex.

Worldwide human rights questions are important.

Every person has the right to live a life free from fear and oppression.

Freedom is the right of every person to live with dignity and self-respect.

One is the demand for political liberties, for basic human rights.

We tried to emphasize everywhere I went the concepts of morality and decency and goodness and friendship and human rights.

Every human being is entitled to life and liberty, to freedom from want and, without threat or coercion, to freedom of expression and worship.

On these human rights can a world of justice be built, and toward these ends the people of America and the people of India must always work together.