1. Criminalise Past participle: Criminalised Gerund: criminalising Imperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Imperative criminalise criminalise Present I

2. What does Criminalised mean? Simple past tense and past participle of criminalise

3. Criminalisation: Criminalises LGBT Criminalises sex between men Criminalises sex between women Criminalises the gender identity/expression of trans people ; Maximum punishment: Eight years imprisonment and 100 lashes View country info

4. 4 synonyms for Criminalize: criminalise, illegalise, illegalize, outlaw

5. SENSATIONAL CRIMESWhat the cybercrimes law criminalises are the sensational crimes committed by common people.When consumers complained about short lifespans for electronic gadgets, France was the first country to act: It Criminalised selling products with planned obsolescence there

6. What does Criminalised mean? Information and translations of Criminalised in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

7. Definition of Criminalised in the Definitions.net dictionary

8. Well i think adultery should be Criminalised

9. The police that Criminalised and press that demonised us

10. England and Wales Criminalised forced marriage on 16 June 2014

11. Hiding in plain sight: Marital rape still not Criminalised in Egypt

12. Thus, political speech became one of the most likely activities to be criminalised.

13. S // The Swedish law criminalising smuggling was replaced on 1 January 2001 by Act 2000:1225.

14. Of course, the EU is a government -- and an unelected government at that -- so its desire not just to avoid replying to its critics -- but to criminalise their views and ban their contrary expressions -- is as bad as the government of any country banning or criminalising the expression of opinion which is not adulatory of the government.

15. Instead of being Criminalised, these children need acceptance, stability, affection, help and support

16. See 2 authoritative translations of Criminalised in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

17. This is what it feels like to be young, Criminalised, and black in London

18. Read more about Provision that Criminalised beggary by transgender people removed from bill on Business Standard

19. In December 2011, it was announced that, due to mounting pressure from MEPs, Northern Cypriot lawmakers would repeal the law currently criminalising homosexuality.

20. Raphael Tsavkko Garcia explores the history of the Baile funk scene to discover why it’s so celebrated — and criminalised.

21. Like any child, children who are Criminalised while living in children’s homes have great potential to live fulfilled and successful lives

22. Medical cannabis users could still be Criminalised in UK despite government accepting its benefits July 24, 2018 6.33am EDT

23. Coercive control is a form of intimate terrorism and must be Criminalised Paul McGorrery, Jess Hill, Hayley Foster, Marilyn McMahon, Annabelle …

24. O’star Eze looks at what the people think about its status in the Nigerian law and whether it should be Criminalised …

25. People in long-distance relationships have warned that they are “demonised and Criminalised” for wanting to travel to see their partners

26. In the East, however, the Soviets had arbitrarily decreed a rate of 1 for 1 and exchanging at other rates was criminalised.

27. Although many countries have already Criminalised marital rape; India is one of 36 such countries where it is not yet penalised

28. Hundreds of Europeans ‘Criminalised’ for helping migrants – as far right aims to win big in European elections Elderly women, priests and firefighters among …

29. The Good Sauce · Christianity Outlawed & Criminalised In Victoria Subscribe to The Good Sauce podcast on Apple , Google , Spotify , Amazon , SoundCloud or Player FM

30. Principle of Minimal Criminalisation This principle states that conduct should be criminalised only when ‘absolutely necessary’ as mentioned by Lord Williams of Mostyn

31. No jihad against love: Interfaith marriages must be celebrated, not Criminalised November 28, 2020, 9:52 PM IST Sagarika Ghose in Bloody Mary , India , …

32. Become a perennial issue in the district, local bodies Criminalised the activity by imposing fine and declaring imprisonment for six months for the offenders

33. There continue to be murders of those protesting against hydropower, agribusiness, and logging projects, and environmental activists are being increasingly Criminalised, the NGO has found

34. They claim worship has been “Criminalised” and the ban has “inflicted a terrible human cost” on congregations for whom collective worship is a core element of their religious life.

35. Word family (noun) crime criminal criminologist criminology (adjective) criminal incriminating (verb) incriminate Criminalize ≠ deCriminalize (adverb) criminally From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Law crim‧i‧nal‧ize (also criminalise British English) / ˈkrɪmənəl-aɪz/ verb [ …

36. Under the new rules, a breach of a non-molestation order designed to protect from harassment or violence, will be Criminalised, carrying a prison sentence of up to five years

37. Described as "the toughest anti-corruption legislation in the world", concerns have been raised that the Act's provisions criminalise behaviour that is acceptable in the global market, and puts British business at a competitive disadvantage.

38. Sudan has Criminalised female genital mutilation (FGM), making it punishable by three years in jail, a move campaigners have said will usher in a “new era” for girls’ rights in the country

39. A contentious provision that Criminalised begging by transgender people has been removed from the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill, 2019, which was cleared by the Union Cabinet last week.Another provision that made transgender people

40. The Indian Supreme Court ruled that Section 377 of the 1860 Indian Penal Code (IPC) – which Criminalised sex “against the order of nature”, and was used against the LGBT community – could no longer apply to consensual adult sex

41. Criminalisation of people on the basis of their migration status: Governments have for decades criminalised the free movement of people on the basis of what is deemed legala nd what is deemed illegal in the current moment around migration.

42. Meanwhile, Nosseir believes that Customary marriage is increasingly spreading, that's why there must be a legislation to criminalise this type of marriage, noting that Customary marriage lacks the legal elements of a traditional marriage, which is declared, approved by the partner's guardians, and documented by the authorized registrar "Ma'zoun".

43. ‘These officials intended to Criminalize the gypsy way of life and deny a group of people their civil rights.’ ‘So our conclusion is it cannot necessarily be right to criminalise one activity, which has seemed to work quite well, on the basis that it might be possible to achieve the same result by …

44. According to article 173 of the Criminal Code, people caught in possession of drugs for personal use are no longer Criminalised by can be punished by a fine, amounting to around EUR 650-2,600 – which is very high considering that the monthly minimum wage is of EUR 505.90.

45. Criminalisation of the purchase of sex (based on the view that prostitution is a form of violence) and advocates of deCriminalisation (based on the idea that sex work is a form of labour made more dangerous by Criminalisation).1 There are also many countries which continue to fully or partially criminalise, or legally regulate, sex work.

46. That’s why this year, for the first time, we have documented the many ways that defenders are being Criminalised, including: In some countries, the state is labelling defenders as terrorists or enemies of the state, as in the case of nine environmentalists who were jailed in Iran, accused of spying.

47. This article attempts to fill this gap, by demonstrating how UK drill and earlier Black music genres, like grime, have been Criminalised and policed in ways that question the legitimacy of and reveal the discriminatory nature of policing young Black people by the London Metropolitan Police as the coercive arm of the British state.

48. The experiences of Criminalised women subject to punishment in the community is an area of study that has become somewhat overlooked within mainstream criminology, often due to the continued focus on men as the dominant group occupying the criminal justice system (Daly and Maher, 1998; Heidensohn, 1985, 2012; Smart, 1977).Where there has been investigation in to the …