Stigmatising

He cautioned Nigerians against stigmatising the freed inmates, acknowledging that acceptance plays a pivotal role in preventing them from recommitting offences.

He further said that the Congress, which has done the work of stigmatising and humiliating the backward class, has given statements of Indian soldiers being beaten up by China.

Intersex charities say the term should be avoided as it misleading, scientifically inaccurate for the variety of conditions covered by DSDs and stigmatising.

Put simply, we need to raise the cultural status of parenthood, while not stigmatising those who choose otherwise.

Stigmatising it is racism, pure and simple.

After Labour deputy leader accused him of stigmatising working class families, Mr Bradley claimed his tweet had been taken “completely out of context”.

Doctors are warning against stigmatising patients with obesity when non-Covid health treatments are re-started.

The Lagos State Government has urged the public to desist from stigmatising health facilities that might have been exposed to COVID-19 cases in the state.

This is the reason the reputation of critics absorbed into the government, and neutralised—either by their inability to walk their talk or willing compromise—is a stigmatising reminder to their successors.

Urge politicians to respect people's rights to life and health, and stop politicising and stigmatising the Covid-19 pandemic.

The statement - a revision of a disease classification manual - confirmed the fears of parents but led some critics to warn that it may risk stigmatising young gamers.

Why are people stigmatising society, why are we not working together?