Sentence examples for which criminalize from inspiring English sources
Such statutes, which criminalize oral and anal sex, are also called sodomy laws.
D'Antonio notes that contrary to most state laws, which criminalize sex with adolescents under 16 or 18, the Catholic Church considered the age of consent to be as young as 12.
In addition to steering travelers to country-specific pages that outline which governments give gay travelers legal protections, and which criminalize same-sex relations, the portal also suggests precautions, like carrying documents verifying custody of any children.
Taseer was trying to reform Pakistan's blasphemy laws, which criminalize desecration of holy (mainly Islamic) places and books, and he had defended a Christian woman, Asia Bibi, who was given the death penalty by Punjab's government for insulting the Prophet Muhammad (the sentence was later overturned).
Germany has specific hate speech laws which criminalize certain types of speech, such as incitement to racial violence.
The country has specific hate speech laws which criminalize certain types of speech, such as incitement to racial and religious violence, and the NetzDG law cites sections of the existing German Criminal Code — applying itself specifically to social media platforms.
Tribe also represented Michael Hardwick in Bowers v. Hardwick, the 1986 case which criminalized sodomy (Tribe lost).
Some of the worst parts of the act, which criminalized certain speech as "sedition," were repealed after the war.
They must navigate an Official Secrets Act, which criminalizes the publication of classified information and a plaintiff-friendly libel law, which lacks American-style exceptions for public figures.
The new norm stops just short of the Soviet one, which criminalized gay sex, but it has exacerbated homophobia and physical violence against gays and lesbians.
Human rights groups say the 1971 law, which criminalizes sorcery and recognizes the accusation of sorcery as a defense in murder cases, contributes to the violence.
