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rights issue

British  

noun

  1. Also called: capitalization issuestock exchange an issue of new shares offered by a company to its existing shareholders on favourable terms

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In August, the State Department said Britain had "significant human rights issues", including restrictions on free speech, and last week the White House suspended implementation of a multi-billion-dollar tech cooperation deal.

From Barron's

She’s never shied away from using her voice, in particular for this specific human rights issue, and it’s come with its consequences.

From Los Angeles Times

But speaking at the annual Lady Mayor's Banquet on Monday, Starmer said China "poses real national security threats", and said London would continue to raise human rights issues with Beijing.

From Barron's

Made over years, “The Alabama Solution” is vital reporting about a serious human rights issue that extends beyond one state’s pointed cruelty.

From Los Angeles Times

The report accuses the UK of "significant human rights issues", including "credible reports of serious restrictions on freedom of expression".

From BBC