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rights

[rahyts] / raɪts /






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TV news programs have faced significant economic headwinds in recent years, with media companies balancing costly bets on sports rights with diminishing revenue from linear broadcast operations.

From The Wall Street Journal

Iran made their historic debut at the last Asian Cup in India in 2022, which made them national heroes in a country where women's rights are severely restricted.

From Barron's

"What I want is for the international community to clearly support the fundamental rights of Iranians: the right to choose their leaders, to express themselves freely, to live in dignity and prosperity," she said.

From Barron's

These Californians -- all citizens -- testified in Congress about how ICE locked them up without rights.

From Los Angeles Times

State officials argued that the ruling would cause administrative chaos across California and also would threaten the privacy rights and living situations of LGBTQ+ students who do not have supportive families.

From Los Angeles Times