Sentence examples for With criminalisation from inspiring English sources

How can this be squared with criminalisation of women who carry out unauthorised abortions?

According to Surinder S. Jodhka, professor and chair at the Centre for the Study of Social Systems in Jawaharlal Nehru University, the protest after Nagpal's suspension are due to the growing discontent within India's growing middle-class with criminalisation in politics.

Major barriers to treatment include stigmatisation and systematic exclusion of former or current PWID in some nations, along with criminalisation [ 13, 14, 30, 31].

100 Legislation may also influence community attitudes towards SWs with criminalisation of sex work reinforcing negative attitudes and violence towards SWs and hinder the implementation of targeted services.

The truth is, there could be a cure tomorrow and there will still be millions of HIV positive people or people living with HIV in the world who have to deal with HIV criminalisation, HIV stigma, the "Viral Divide" — all the complex social questions that pharmaceutical interventions have no power over.

Along with the criminalisation of support for resistance movements, such a ban on a non-violent political party would be unprecedented in modern British history.

It is an extension of the fencing of the commons, of enclosures, along with the criminalisation of prior common customs and rights.

Street papers have also been at the forefront of exposing what might be considered the "third way" of dealing with homelessness: criminalisation.

As well as confronting the shame and stigma associated with the criminalisation of abortion, Mellet's suffering was made worse by the difficulties she faced in getting information about how to access an abortion, the committee said.

"The west has pursued an industrialisation path that allows for the privatisation of wealth from the commons, along with the criminalisation of commons rights of the public, as well as the externalisation of all true costs.

Biehal questions plans to charge social workers with wilful neglect if children in their care suffer abuse: "I don't agree with the criminalisation of a workforce and we must be careful of not making a political point out of child protection, as has happened so often in the past.