first generation human rights

first-generation human rights

first generation | 1G | first generation wireless technology | 1G wireless technology | first generation technology | 1G technology | first generation wireless system | 1G wireless system | first generation wireless | 1G wireless | first generation system | 1G system

First Generation Global Navigation Satellite System | GNSS 1 [Abbr.]

first-generation machine translation system | first-generation MT system

first generation atmospheric general circulation model

first generation cordless telephone [ cordless telephone - first generation | cordless telephone 1 ]

P generation | parental generation

first-generation phototypesetters

Ordinance of 17 November 1999 on Official Processing Times for Dealing with Application in First Instance Economic Proceedings

I. whereas the European Union has hitherto referred more frequently to violations of human rights (‘first-generation rights’) in partnership agreements rather than violations of social, economic and cultural rights (‘second-generation rights’),

I. whereas the European Union has hitherto referred more frequently to violations of human rights (‘first-generation rights’) in partnership agreements rather than violations of social, economic and cultural rights (‘second-generation rights’),

The EU-level effort to alleviate the poverty and social exclusion of European Roma must therefore place its primary emphasis on the fulfilment and promotion of second and third generational human rights to replenish the legally enforceable first generation of human rights, e.g. rights connected to human dignity, political rights and further rights of the person.

6. Recalls that agriculture has always been a producer of public goods, or of what in today's context may be called ‘first-generation’ public goods, the reference here being to food security and food safety, and to the high nutritional value of agricultural produce, which should continue to constitute the primary raison d'être for the CAP, corresponding to its essence and representing the first concern of Europe's citizens; the more recently identified or ‘second-generation’ public goods, e.g. the environment, land management or animal welfare, while also objectives of the CAP, are complementary to the first-generation goods and should ...[+++]therefore not replace them;