criminalisation การใช้

• It recommended using social measures other than criminalisation to discourage use.
• The criminalisation of politics is another pat explanation, regularly trotted out.
• In the post-Reformation period there was a criminalisation of women.
• The first campaign was against the criminalisation of pacifist or anti-war literature.
• However, community groups in those locations continue to push for re-criminalisation.
• Repeal of the criminalisation of male homosexuality had been under serious consideration since 2006.
• National editors like Rajdeep Sardesai use terms like Biharisation when they wish to mean criminalisation.
• His monograph Intimacy and Responsibility : the Criminalisation of HIV Transmission was published in 2007.
• He pioneered the criminalisation of Magistrates who did not enforce the anti-pagan laws.
• On February 2, 2016, the Supreme Court decided to review criminalisation of homosexual activity.
• In June 2012, Catholic bishops in legislation that would broaden criminalisation of same-sex relations.
• It also observed that the criminalisation of sodomy legitimises blackmail, entrapment and " queer-bashing ".
• We cannot return to the bad old days of criminalisation but we have to move beyond criminal control.
• She uses the play to consider issues of child abuse, commercial exploitation and the criminalisation of young people.
• The Act, should it take effect, would broaden the criminalisation of extradited to Uganda for punishment there.
• The criminalisation of sex work in Fiji made these sex workers particularly vulnerable to violence perpetrated by the police.
• :Yet plenty who support criminalisation of homosexual behaviour, discrimination in employment & services, and other homophobic positions.
• Criminalisation and extra-judicial power given to the police forces is the main reason for the fake encounter killings.
• Also, the criminalisation of politics during this time created a business unfriendly climate and contributed to the economic collapse.