The phrase "as a criminalisation" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect form or usage, as "criminalisation" typically does not require the preposition "as."
Example: "The new law is viewed by some as a criminalisation of certain behaviors."
Alternatives: "as a form of criminalization" or "as an act of criminalization."
The limitation of certain conduct in all public spaces within a council's jurisdiction causes a "criminalisation" of certain individuals whereby certain categories of people are proscribed from "existing" and "functioning" as human beings in that area (Mitchell, 1995 and Mitchell 1997).
In the post-Reformation period there was a criminalisation of women.
In the post-Reformation period there was a criminalisation of women, partly evident in witchcraft prosecutions from 1563.
The case is seen by women's rights activists as part of a creeping criminalisation of pregnant women.
Within Russia this meant the adoption of a culturally conservative stance and a raft of regressive laws such as the criminalisation of "gay propaganda".
UK drugs policy needs a stronger health focus as criminalisation is deterring users from seeking help, say doctors.
Boycott Wokfare says the proposal as the "criminalisation of unemployed people".
The country has successfully pushed back a jihadist incursion into Mali, and carried out air strikes on IS targets in Iraq.Moreover, France is unapologetic about its secular rules, including its 2004 ban on wearing Muslim headscarves or other religious symbols in public institutions, as well as its criminalisation of hate speech and anti-Semitism.
These workshops take on contemporary issues such as HIV criminalisation, racial and socioeconomic divides in HIV positive communities, pharmaceutical interventions and other social polemics such as reproductive rights. .
The Green Party have gone into more detail, saying that they will "end the detention of LGBTIQ (and other) asylum seekers and the culture of disbelief that often denies them refugee status," as well as "challenge criminalisation, discrimination and violence against LGBTIQ people in other countries and work in solidarity with campaigners there".
