Sentence examples for should be criminalised from inspiring English sources

If not, it should be criminalised at the next opportunity.

This law, combined with our culture of offence, means there is the expectation that opinions deemed offensive should be criminalised.

I know no one who argues that this behaviour should be criminalised or discriminated against in public life.

The teacher at the above school thought some of her pupils might believe drawing their prophet should be criminalised.

"I came in for criticism from the home secretary when we were in opposition and I was saying forced marriages should be criminalised.

It will coincide with the end of an eight-week Home Office consultation period on whether coercive control should be criminalised.

We should be criminalising people smugglers in Turkey, not volunteers in Lesbos.

Clear and present threats and systematic harassment should be prosecuted, but offensive or even racist speech should not be criminalised.

Children should not be criminalised or subject to punitive measures solely because of their migration status, nor should they be detained for purposes of migration control.

Acts that can be regulated should not be criminalised.

We believe that the consumption and possession for personal use of drugs should not be criminalised.