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"The Free Gay India campaign is aimed at the law which is criminalizing the homosexual population in India," he explains.

For that matter, no one is criminalizing the exchange of crotch shots over Twitter's direct message function.

Advocates for the homeless said the city was criminalizing the feeding of the poor.

Graham went on: The big problem I have is that you're criminalizing the war.... You're confusing the people fighting the war.

Mr. Ravi's lawyers said he might have been childish, but he was not a bigot, and that convicting him would be criminalizing the ordinary awkwardness of freshman roommates with little in common.

The NYCLU describes metal detectors as part of school disciplinary policies that are "criminalizing the classroom".

"We are criminalizing the purchase of sexual services and in very specific instances the sale… in areas where young people under the age of 18 could be present," Justice Minister MacKay reportedly said mduring a news conference Wednesday, after the bill was tabled in the House of Commons.

At the same time, blasphemy was criminalized (the legislation refers to "insulting the feelings of religious believers").

Intentionally watching a gang rape, Allen argued, could be criminalized the same way dozens of states make it a crime to knowingly attend an illegal street race or dogfight.

Even though the sale and manufacturing of alcohol was criminalized, the majority of the people who drank responsibly wanted to continue to do so.

They understand that the less drug users (and even sellers) are criminalized, the less they are stigmatized, and the easier it is to help them.