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Although the service is completely anonymous, he said older people with drug dependencies have been particularly distrustful of the institution, which he believes is because they are influenced by the longstanding criminalised approach to substance use.
Combine these two deeply-flawed pieces of legislation and it means that any woman who dares ask a man to leave a female toilet or changing room will be the one criminalised for hurting his feelings.
Source: https://www.heraldscotland.com/politics/23824185.sunak-dock-crimes-us/?ref=rss
Dingli explained that the act of virginity testing - examining the female genitalia - with or without the consent of the girl/woman for the purpose of determining virginity, will be criminalised.
If you are suffering from a disease, there is no reason for you to be stigmatised or for it to be criminalised.”
Source: https://punchng.com/world-mental-health-day-de-criminalise-mental-health-says-pate/
It is sadder because of how inclusive India has been as a society and that four years back, the Supreme Court decriminalised section 377, a harsh colonial law that criminalised any act ‘against the natural order’.
Parliament noted the dangers of the Internet and criminalised sexual extortion of a child and having any involvement or participation in child sexual performances.
Police Command in Cross River on Tuesday criminalised the use of vehicles with unapproved tinted glass across the state.
Source: https://guardian.ng/news/akwa-ibom-govt-closes-down-illegal-mining-company/
Sodomy - which is the act of anal intercourse - is criminalised and these laws are strictly enforced by the government.
The crackdown has been carried out under a law Moscow adopted days after sending troops to Ukraine that effectively criminalised any public expression about the war deviating from the official narrative.
While homosexuality is currently criminalised in over 30 countries in Africa, Uganda’s new law is the first to outlaw identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ), according to Human Rights Watch.