Sentence examples for increasing criminalization from inspiring English sources
A Human Rights Watch report suggested that, when Steinmetz acquired his parcel of Simandou, Guinea was effectively a kleptocracy, with its leaders presiding over "an increasing criminalization of the state".
When it comes to combating street harassment, increasing criminalization is not the answer.
"Farmers face increasing criminalization when planting their native seeds, even though that practice has always been the foundation of agriculture," he elaborated.
LGBT communities must be wary of groups pushing an agenda to "help" LGBT people in commercial sex by increasing criminalization, particularly in light of the long history of police profiling and abuse of our communities.
In response to the increasing criminalization of homosexuality throughout Africa in recent years, an international team of researchers released a scientific report countering every government justification for enacting anti-gay laws.
"The number-one thing deportation priorities say to me is that the goal isn't to designate priorities it's to push a narrative which is the increasing criminalization of all immigrants," Mary Small, the director of Detention Watch Network, a nonprofit opposing immigrant detention, told me.
"What they're inviting is increased criminalization of youthful Canadians who aren't defined as youth by the legislation," she said.
The anti-immigrant rhetoric that shaped Trump's campaign now shapes his political priorities from a discriminatory Muslim ban to increased criminalization, detention, and deportation of vulnerable immigrants.
This moment of increased criminalization, especially in the Trump Era, heightens the need to look back at history for lessons in liberation.
These laws greatly increased criminal penalties for drug use and resulted in the criminalization of poverty and mental illness.
Another is increased homeless criminalization, which could quickly push the homeless either out of sight of counters or into housing.
