Sentence examples for increased stigma from inspiring English sources

Forced evictions, investigations, surveillance, prosecutions and increased stigma are prevalent with migrant workers particularly targeted.

The authors conclude Thus, we have consistent evidence that when faced with increased stigma, oversight, and the threat of vouchers, student outcomes can improve.It seems the voucher/grading system in Florida increased the quality of low performing schools.

But sex worker rights groups argue that the Nordic model has been a failed experiment and has increased stigma, and point to a UN HIV Law Commission report [PDF] which states that "since its enactment in 1999, the law has not improved – indeed, it has worsened – the lives of sex workers", adding that while street work has halved the sex trade remains at pre-law levels.

GHB use declined in response to the abundance of overdoses and increased stigma toward use.

Possibly, because of the increased stigma surrounding female drug taking, women's drug use could be more hidden than men's.

As both boys and girls move toward adolescence, they experience increased pressure to conform to more traditional gender behavior, and increased stigma if they do not.

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.

"In fact, fear-based approaches can increase stigma which possibly drives people away from, rather than towards, treatment".

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.

The result, of course, only increases stigma.