Sentence examples for increase stigma from inspiring English sources
"In fact, fear-based approaches can increase stigma which possibly drives people away from, rather than towards, treatment".
"This will increase violence, make sex workers less likely to report crimes to the police, increase stigma and force the sex industry underground," said Lee. "I find it incredible that people push this moralising crusade in the face of all the evidence which says the decriminalisation of the sex industry is the only way to improve the welfare of sex workers".
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But laws designed to target people with HIV have been shown to increase stigma, thus reducing testing and engagement in care.
They're proud of their identity and their history and they'd rather not increase stigma and discrimination by hiding behind a false identity, admitting implicitly that the Midgaan are a base people.
According to HRW health and human rights director Joe Amon, "Compulsory HIV testing and forced sterilization are counterproductive to the Rwandan government's goal of improved reproductive health... Provisions in the current bill that increase stigma, rely on coercion, and deny individuals their reproductive rights should be removed".
TGA's move to categorically ban poppers for any use other than industrial prescription or no would significantly increase stigmas around the use of the substance and likely result in the very repercussions that Steve is suggesting.
Forced evictions, investigations, surveillance, prosecutions and increased stigma are prevalent with migrant workers particularly targeted.
It increases stigma, which is the root cause of violence against us.
She also warned over increasing stigma being shown toward Gypsies, Travellers and Roma struggling to find accommodation.
But poverty and inequality – and the increasing stigma attached to both – are blocking access to healthcare for the poorest people in the UK, and grim tales of a black economy are on the rise.
