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In a legitimate and declared state of emergency, suspensions or limitations of human rights (to permit) only to the extent necessary for the situation and may never involve discrimination based on race, colour, sex, language, religion or social origin.

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In a legitimate and declared state of emergency, States can take measures which (to limit or suspend) the enjoyment of certain rights

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State responsibilities include the obligation to take pro-active measures to ensure that human rights are protected by providing effective remedies for persons whose rights (to violate), as well as measures against violating the rights of persons within its territory

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Economic, social and cultural rights may (to limit) by law, but only insofar as the limitation is compatible with the nature of the rights and solely to promote the general welfare in a democratic society.

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Restrictions on civil and political rights may (to only impose) if the limitation is determined by law but only for the purposes of securing due recognition of the rights of others and of meeting the just requirements of morality, public order and the general welfare in a democratic society

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If an individual (to find) guilty of a crime after a fair trial, the State may lawfully restrict a person’s freedom of movement by imprisonment.

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Under international law, the enjoyment of certain rights can (to restrict) in specific circumstances.

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International human rights law (to consist) mainly of treaties and customs as well as, inter alia, declarations, guidelines and principles.

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Most States (to adopt) constitutions and other laws which formally protect basic human rights

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The right to vote in elections (to only owe) to citizens of a State.