Criminalized

After the Islamic Revolution ended in Iran in 1979, music was criminalized in Iran.

Except for a very restrictive and cumbersome medical marijuana statute, the State of Georgia has criminalized marijuana possession for any other purposes.

Homosexuality is criminalized in Tunisia and punishable by a prison sentence of between one and three years.

In a region where irregular migrants have repeatedly been criminalized, this accord will not only reduce barriers to migration but also increase trade, offering a much-needed economic boost to each country and their people.

In the late 1600s Massachusetts criminalized cross-dressing.

Same-sex relationships are criminalized in majority-Muslim Malaysia, and those found guilty of same-sex intimacy can be punished with caning under Sharia law for Muslims, or prison sentences of up to 20 years under colonial-era anti-sodomy laws.

The act criminalized the dilation and extraction abortion method, the first time a specific technique was banned.

The investigation gradually reveals a corps of Black soldiers deeply impacted by self-loathing and colorism — the inevitable impact of living in a culture where dark skin has been vilified, criminalized and dehumanized since the very birth of the nation.

The Kremlin’s sweeping campaign of repression has criminalized criticism of the war.

The purpose of the Safe Harbor law was to ensure that trafficked kids are treated as victims, not criminalized and detained.

These tragedies against Black disabled people continue throughout America, where disability is criminalized.

The sex workers, including women and men from 20 different countries who live in France, alleged violations of their rights under Articles 2, 3 and 8 of the European Convention of Human Rights, as aspects of sex work are criminalized in France.

Drug possession will also not be criminalized at overdose prevention sites and drug-checking locations.

Never in a million years would I think that I would be in a profession where to provide the care that I was trained to provide, or give the advice and expertise that I spent the majority of my life training to do, I could be criminalized for it.

Since the beginning of this country, since elections, we have never had a situation where elections have been criminalized by the government.

They are the ones who have criminalized dissent.

Lai’s latest arrest, though, is among the first since the security law was imposed on July 1. The law criminalized subversion, terrorism and collusion with foreign forces.

There are those who applaud the chance at entrepreneurship, particularly for minorities disproportionately criminalized in the war on drugs, but who don’t relish the thought of a pot retailer in the neighborhood.

The TPLF’s press law criminalized journalism.

With the Senate also having approved the bill, doping in sports will now be criminalized with those found engaging in the vice set to face the full wrath of the law.