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Definition of human rights record in English: human rights recordnoun The extent to which a country or political figure upheld or violated human rights in the past. the appalling human rights record of their home country Example sentencesExamples - Only one group attempted any serious efforts to generate international support for its cause and to bring international attention to the regime and its human rights record.
- The writer adds an important voice to the debate around this country's embarrassing human rights record.
- Despite their atrocious human rights records, the world community has done very little in response.
- The administration argues that granting the trade status would help open up the society as well as speed up the country's economic reform and improve its human rights record.
- The country has the worst human rights record of any government currently in power.
- The Netherlands and Denmark have cut their aid budgets to the country, citing corruption, poor governance, and poor human rights records.
- The Government's poor human rights record deteriorated markedly throughout the year, as they intensified efforts to suppress dissent.
- Diplomacy was effectively based on a public excusing of his human rights record and the playing down or ignoring of any reports to the contrary.
- The country has been criticized by Amnesty International for its human rights record concerning prison conditions.
- His human rights record was very well known before the war, but we did nothing then.
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