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• Being an accessory to piracy was also criminalised under the statute.
• However, it does not seem to have been specifically criminalised.
• For offences of basic intent, the act itself is criminalised.
• Sexual activity between males is criminalised by the Niue Act 1966.
• Part XII also criminalised the use of cells from embryos and foetuses.
• Within a year, the city of Cincinnati had criminalised conversion therapy.
• The purchaser of prostitution is criminalised rather than the prostitute.
• In May 2012, President Joyce Banda pledged to repeal laws criminalising homosexuality.
• Import or export of illegal timber would be criminalised.
• Software used in repressive countries to avoid censorship or torture will be criminalised.
• He also stated that it could be used to criminalise every Hindu ritual.
• Homosexuality was criminalised in 1899, when the island was a German protectorate.
• Begging has been criminalised in a number of regions in the state of Texas.
• Hitler's actions and criminalised both the promotion of Nazism and Holocaust denial.
• The associated matters of criminalise failed suicide attempts.
• In April 2009, the government of Burundi changed the law to criminalise homosexuality.
• Recently, he proposed a bill to criminalise denying children education in Sokoto state.
• That is because even construed narrowly, the provision would criminalise some political communications.
• However, the UK Government passed a law criminalising possession of " extreme pornography ".
• These proposals included abolishing the double jeopardy rule and criminalising racist statements made in private.