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@ Niall Couper
Amnesty International UK (Press Officer)

Is it possible to rank different human rights in order of importance? And, if it is, what would you say were the top 5?

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No. Specific rights may assume a higher significance for an individual according to the circumstances and threats that a person may face but all rights are important. Amnesty International campaigns for... Show more »No. Specific rights may assume a higher significance for an individual according to the circumstances and threats that a person may face but all rights are important. Amnesty International campaigns for everyone in the world to able to enjoy all of their human rights. One reason for this is the 'indivisibility' of human rights - the way in which they are interlinked and intertwined Show less »

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