rights-based (C1)
adjective
Pronunciation: /raɪts beɪst/
Definition
Describing an approach, policy, or argument that is founded on or emphasizes the legal or moral entitlements of individuals or groups.
Examples
The new legislation is a rights-based initiative aimed at protecting vulnerable populations.
Many international organizations now advocate for a rights-based approach to healthcare access.
Critics argued that the proposed solution was not truly rights-based and overlooked fundamental freedoms.
How to Use rights-based
- rights-based approach (collocation)
- A method or strategy that prioritizes legal or moral entitlements. — "The NGO uses a rights-based approach to address issues of homelessness."
- rights-based framework (collocation)
- A system or structure based on established rights. — "The legal team is developing a rights-based framework for corporate social responsibility."
- rights-based policy (collocation)
- A set of rules or guidelines founded on entitlements. — "The new education reform is a rights-based policy designed to ensure equal opportunity."
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