Sentence examples for that criminalising from inspiring English sources

In India, Purewal believes there is little evidence that criminalising sex-selection abortion has helped at all, primarily because criminalisation does nothing to challenge the economic cultural and social dimensions of son preference.

Yet there is scant evidence that criminalising promiscuity limits it.

Critics of this law claim that criminalising demand puts prostituted women in danger.

They argue that criminalising prostitution will drive sex work underground and increase the vulnerability of prostitutes.

North Wales police seems to think that criminalising young people will make them go away.

The worry, however, is that criminalising cash for sex could drive their murky business even further underground.

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.

There were still 76 countries that criminalise same-sex relationships.

These nations have laws that criminalise homosexuality, even between consenting adults in private.

Back in June the Supreme Court struck down the Communications Decency Act, a law that criminalised Internet pornography.

This is true even in the 75 or more countries that criminalise same-sex sexual activity.