criminalisation

Hafidz, would you call criminalisation of anal sex or oral sex a "constitutionalised repression that nobody has yet to ask to be amended just yet"?

SARA - Southeast Asian RSS Aggregator 2009

This war is called criminalisation and its perpetrators are governments we naively looked to to protect our rights.

open Democracy News Analysis - Comments 2009

The NGO, the Trust for Community Outreach and Education, says the tribunal may also consider the "criminalisation" of land dispossession and landlessness.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2003

There is scant coverage of the trial outcomes this week in the mainstream media because it doesn't fit the 'criminalisation' script that all of Shell's friends are working off.

Indymedia Ireland Andrew N Flood 2010

The moves have been attacked as part of an increasing 'criminalisation' of the middle-classes by the police.

Home | Mail Online 2010

The moves have been attacked as part of an increasing 'criminalisation' of the middle-classes by the police.

Home | Mail Online 2010

They also contend that this policy diverts attention from the larger issues of electoral reform such as criminalisation of politics and inner party democracy.

India Together - The news in proportion. 2008

'criminalisation' of otherwise law-abiding citizens, whose only 'crime' is to use their own money as they see fit.

xml's Blinklist.com 2008

"Although they have fewer than 900 members, they still hope to stir mutiny among sections of the electorate unhappy with" criminalisation "of file sharing," excessive surveillance "and what it sees as limits to free speech.

techPresident Antonella Napolitano 2010

After all in a number of the EU countries state offices are, on the contrary, obliged to buy works of art under law, "Sozansky said, adding that the" criminalisation "of the purchase for the NKU reminds him of the arbitrary practices of the previous communist regime.

Prague Monitor 2009