Sentence examples for potential criminalisation from inspiring English sources

The British Pregnancy Advisory Service had opposed the potential criminalisation of expectant mothers.

In sum, this study raises serious questions about legislative approaches that criminalise clients and suggests that 'demand criminalisation' risks reproducing the devastating harms to health safety and human rights created by the criminalisation of sex work.

The whispery actor says criminalisation of weed is the "stupidest law possible".

It has come at great economic and social cost, and most ironically, increases the potential for harm for those people who use drugs by framing drug use around stigma, criminalisation, fear, shame and furtiveness.

Stigma projected onto condoms and recent moves towards the criminalisation of sexual and vertical transmission of HIV in a number of sub-Saharan African countries further undermine the potential of ART provision to contribute to prevention efforts [ 62].

Yet, in more recent research among HIV specialist nurses in Canada, Sanders (2015) reveals that changes to documentation practices in the light of criminalisation include a mixture of those who document more, and those who document less as a direct result of potential use of professionals' notes in criminal proceedings, similar to our findings.

It's a backdoor process of criminalisation.

Criminalisation forces prostitution into the underworld.

The issue of criminalisation is contentious.

Alcoholic mothers therefore need warning, care and treatment, not criminalisation.

Meanwhile, the casual criminalisation of fans gathers momentum.