Human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality

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Poverty could then be regarded as deprivation of human development, and extreme poverty as extreme or severe deprivation.

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But it may not be plausible to argue that capability deprivation is equivalent to human rights deprivation, unless the freedoms that are lacking when there is a deprivation of capabilities are identified with and claimed as human rights.

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In that sense, capability deprivation can be seen as the lack of human rights.

There would, of course, be major overlaps in the analyses of these causes and effects because income deprivation and human development deprivation all occur within a social context.

Deprivation of access to justice usually means denial of human rights, political exclusion and legal uncertainty.

The Commission on Human Rights issued a strong resolution condemning the arbitrary deprivation of nationality in April 2005.

DEPRIVATION OF NATIONALITY

Capability poverty then means deprivation of basic capabilities, regarded as a composite of income poverty and human development poverty.

Imprisonment is punishment by deprivation of liberty but should not result in the loss of human rights or dignity.

Sleep deprivation is extreme.

A. Deprivation of freedom

Great creativity can turn a spotlight on deprivation, or show that deprivation ain't necessarily so.

Recalling its resolutions on human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality, in particular resolution 1999 28 of 26 April 1999,

Extreme poverty would be regarded as an extreme deprivation, in terms of some consensual definitions of severity of deprivation, especially when all these elements of deprivation coexist.

Extreme poverty as the composite of income poverty, human development poverty and social exclusion can be defined as extreme capability deprivation.

7.5 Deprivation of Niger nationality

Extreme economic deprivation Neighbourhood disorganization

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(c) The authority that ordered the deprivation of liberty and the grounds for the deprivation of liberty

Capability poverty, which has now been broadly accepted in the human development literature, can also be regarded as a simultaneous deprivation of income, human development and social exclusion.

Addressing economic insecurity, guaranteeing the availability and affordability of essential health care, combating illiteracy and educational deprivation are critical to human security.

(e) The place of deprivation of liberty, the date and time of admission to the place of deprivation of liberty and the authority responsible for the place of deprivation of liberty

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Premises used for deprivation of liberty

Sleep deprivation increases risk of heart attacks.

Therefore, his deprivation of liberty is arbitrary.

Recognizes that arbitrary deprivation of nationality on racial, national, ethnic, religious, political or gender grounds is a violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms

Such deprivation of liberty for an unspecified period of time is contrary to the principles set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Moreover, a person's deprivation of liberty may not include deprivation of his or her right to freedom or religion or belief.

Those who are living in poverty are often vulnerable to further human rights violations such as deprivation of adequate food, shelter, health care and education.

Now, this is a consequence of play deprivation.

But there remains an enormous backlog of deprivation.

(e) Restriction or deprivation of parents apos rights

G. Deprivation of nationality as a political sanction

(b) Deprivation of sleep, food and medical facilities

With regard to Category I it is clear that the deprivation of liberty has a legal basis, namely, a judgement with regard to Category II, there is no doubt that the deprivation of liberty is not the result of the legitimate exercise of the human rights mentioned.

85. The 1997 UNDP s Human Development Report 1997 focused on poverty from a human development perspective and introduced a new indicator, the human poverty index , which seeks to combine poverty as conventionally measured by income and other indicators of deprivation.

These measures also contravene the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which prohibits torture and the arbitrary deprivation of liberty and the right to a fair trial.

Poverty, in that sense, can be defined as deprivation of that capability, and extreme poverty may be regarded as extreme deprivation of such capability.