Examples of using Criminalisation in English and their translations into Danish
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although the rapporteur has chosen a subject-based overview of the Charter, analysing the criminalisation of vulnerable social movements and groups.
I would be very grateful if anyone who actually supports the criminalisation of glorification or apologia could perhaps educate me,
we had difficulty with- although this has now been resolved in a positive manner by empowering the Member States- is the criminalisation of people who make use of this sort of service,
to the rights of minors and to the criminalisation of giving aid to migrants and migrant families.
it expressly states that criminalisation of any kind'shall not have the effect of reducing
is no longer focusing on the criminalisation of illegal immigration,
The criminalisation issue merits a debate in itself,
stop justifying the criminalisation of a cultural practice.
The framework directive on the criminalisation of'certain forms
Everyone involved, all of whom have also agreed upon the need to step up prevention and to strengthen the protection of forests as a national heritage that we have to administer jointly, wants to see the criminalisation of these acts.
The criminalisation of those who re-identify such de-identified data was legislated earlier this year.
The virtually systematic conditions of detention and the criminalisation of asylum-seekers are no longer acceptable.
This represents a criminalisation of political opponents of the government in office,
Drafting in child soldiers not only threatens to lead to a criminalisation of society, it also turns all children into potential targets.
The criminalisation of expressions of opinion in Belgium, for instance, goes much further
This proposal will need to make provision for criminalisation, strict measures
Another important element of this proposal is the criminalisation of work at sea because, in essence, the proposal also concerns this aspect.
I fear that it is another case of simplification, criminalisation and continued persecution of a group by simply arguing that it is a terrorist group.
came out in favour of the protestors and against the criminalisation of the movement.
We are also saying'no' to the criminalisation of dissent in local communities, and therefore'yes' to legality.