Sentence examples for further criminalizing from inspiring English sources

Further criminalizing street harassment can have a negative impact on families and communities within already marginalized and targeted groups.

While Steeves has tried to explain away his wife's racist comments, his own policy proposals for a "safer downtown" Winnipeg seem to be drawn from the same misinformed well, focusing on "reducing crime" and further criminalizing already marginalized populations by "ban[ning] boulevard begging".

Moreover, the poor and homeless, whether protesters or not, were further criminalized as a result of our eviction.

Of some 50 abortion-related initiatives being studied in Congress, at least 40 seek to further criminalize abortion, according to a study by the Feminist Center for Studies and Advisory Services, a Brazilian group that supports less restrictive abortion laws.

If passed, the administration's proposal could further criminalize mundane Internet activity – for example, potentially allowing for a ten-year jail sentence for sharing your HBO GO password – all to supposedly target foreign hackers that the law would likely never reach.

Current algorithmic biases, whether intentional or inherent, are creating a system whereby the poor and minorities are being further criminalized, and marginalized.

Yesterday, President Bush signed into law the Pro-IP Act, which further criminalizes consumer behavior and appoints a new "Copyright Czar" to oversee enforcement of the new measures.

The Uganda Parliament recently introduced a bill that would further criminalize homosexual behavior.

Youth advocates are concerned that a trip to juvenile delinquency court will only serve to further "criminalize" student behavior.

Others, like Mark-Anthony Johnson, of local advocacy group Dignity and Power Now, cautioned that the move could further criminalize those with mental illness.

The now splintered SB 1070 will further criminalize people with long ties to their local communities and mirrors an already broken federal immigration system.