Sentence examples for model which criminalises from inspiring English sources

Their proposals are based on the so-called Swedish Model which criminalises the purchase of sex, based on a construction of sex work as gender-based violence against women.

Vitally, the report concluded that the so-called "Swedish model", which criminalises clients, may be unsafe.

Most current debate around sex work is focused on the pros and cons of various legal models: complete decriminalisation vs. the Nordic Model, which criminalises the sex buyer rather than the sex worker.

She and others in the anti-trafficking movement, including New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof, have embraced what's known as the Nordic model, which criminalises anyone who buys or enables the buying of sex.

In its latest edition, the play features an explicit reference to the so-called Swedish model, a legal framework which criminalises the purchase of sex.

Italy's current legal framework, which criminalises defamation, has led to the country losing court cases in international tribunals and receiving repeated criticism, especially because of journalists being sentenced to prison.

This case has thrown a spotlight on Ireland's inadequate trafficking framework, which criminalises people who have been forced into illegal activities like cannabis cultivation.

She is a feminist and activist against the sexual exploitation of women who doesn't appear to be a threat to anyone's safety other than that of men who pay for prostitutes – she supports the Nordic model of prostitution law, which criminalises punters.

The new law (Legal high ban risks creating fresh crisis, 28 May), which criminalises the selling of so-called legal highs, but crucially does not criminalise the user, is the right thing to do.

All were charged under article 220/6 of the penal code, which criminalises "acting on behalf of a terrorist organisation".

India's highest court has agreed to review its decision to uphold a colonial law which criminalises same-sex relationships.