Examples of using Decriminalisation in English and their translations into French
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at its first UPR, Guyana said it would hold consultations on the issue of decriminalisation of these actions"over the next 2 years.
Thus, the term«decriminalisation» is misused since it is only the removal of the prison sentence,
to 2.5 per cent, indicating no compelling correlation between decriminalisation and increased prevalence of drug use.
A number of NGO submissions to this 2016 review focus on decriminalisation, LGBT youth issues
in particular with a view to finding possible legislative solutions for decriminalisation of libel and insult the Ministry of Justice established a working group dealing with the preparation of changes in
among women in Zimbabwe, the Committee urged the Government to reappraise the law on abortion, with a view to its liberalisation and decriminalisation.
According to the International Narcotics Control Board, Portugal's“decriminalisation” of drug usage in 2001 falls within the Convention parameters:
New Zealand: Decriminalisation of sex work.
Portugal: Decriminalisation of personal drug use Name of law.
Decriminalisation and Combatting discriminatory laws and policies.
He has also called for the decriminalisation of cannabis.
FamilyVoice is opposed to the decriminalisation of cannabis, claiming the drug has"no medical use.
Decriminalisation in Morocco has been on the cards for quite some time for a number of reasons.
NORML was influential in the first instance of decriminalisation for medical use.
Decriminalisation is better than prohibition, but only regulation can really get at the root of the problem.
According to Lancet, a leading medical journal, decriminalisation would avert 33-46% of HIV infections in the next decade10.
the struggle for the recognition of sex work as work is closely tied to the struggle for decriminalisation.
for harm reduction and how this can best be applied in terms of decriminalisation of drugs and concomitant human rights approaches.
AIDS(UNAIDS)17 have gone further, and at the UNGASS member states must actively promote the decriminalisation process.
Its seriousness in the light of business life precludes any idea of decriminalisation.