humane aim

[hjuːˈmeɪn eɪm]
noun phrasepl: humane aims
objetivo humanitário
1. A goal or objective that prioritizes the welfare, dignity, and compassionate treatment of human beings; an intention directed toward reducing suffering or promoting human well-being
The organization's humane aim was to provide clean water and sanitation to impoverished communities.
O objetivo humanitário da organização era fornecer água limpa e saneamento às comunidades carentes.
2. A purpose or target that demonstrates concern for human rights, dignity, and ethical treatment of people
Despite economic pressures, the company maintained its humane aim of fair labor practices.
Apesar das pressões econômicas, a empresa manteve seu objetivo humanitário de práticas laborais justas.
The concept of 'humane aim' is frequently referenced in international development, NGO work, and corporate social responsibility contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, it's often associated with social programs addressing poverty and inequality. In the USA, it frequently appears in discussions about civil rights, healthcare, and social justice initiatives.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
humanitarian goalcompassionate objectivebenevolent aimcharitable purposeethical objective
Antonyms / Antônimos
cruel objectiveexploitative aiminhumane purposemalicious goal

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
objetivo humanitário
Standard term used in formal and informal contexts
São Paulo
objetivo humanitário / meta humanitária
Commonly used in NGO and corporate social responsibility contexts
Rio de Janeiro
objetivo humanitário
Frequently used in social work and community development discussions
Portugal
objetivo humanitário / finalidade humanitária
More formal in Portuguese European usage

Related Words

humanitariancompassionbenevolenceethicshuman rightswelfare

Related Idioms & Phrases

with all good intentions
for the greater good
in the interest of humanity
for the benefit of mankind
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