Sentence examples for through criminalisation from inspiring English sources

Disproportionate toughness will not prevent car wrecks, but lives and careers will be wrecked through criminalisation.

However, rather than send out a strong message through criminalisation, we need to open up a conversation with young people and encourage them to critically consider their own actions – something of which they are more than capable.

Historically, criminal law has addressed sex work through criminalising the selling of sexual services, with the imposition of penalties upon sex workers themselves and through criminalisation of various practices around sex work.

No country has yet wholly succeeded in controlling commercial sex, either through legalisation or criminalisation.

This process of criminalisation is charted through all manner of euphemistically named initiatives, from Jim Crow to Stand Your Ground.

Although many would agree that Britain's government is perpetuating national security fears through the daily monitoring and criminalisation of Muslim communities, there seems to be little understanding of the knock-on effect this has: increasing the difficulties Muslim artists face in making uncensored work.

Brighton Pride ambassador George Montague has, at 92, seen the total criminalisation of homosexuality through to equal marriage and, as such, used his speech to demand the government apologise on behalf of its predecessors for making for the lives of gay men hell for most of the 20th century.

Arguably, where such tensions have been papered over through routinisation or silence, HIV criminalisation has stripped back this veneer.

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.

"It is usually emotional blackmail rather than physical force.The way to tackle this is two pronged – firstly we need the criminalisation of forced marriage to go through.

However, insight and experience show that these harms to society can best be minimised through education, co-operation and maybe regulation, not by criminalisation and ostracism.