Examples of using Criminalised in English and their translations into German
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Political
has been criminalised for a long time.
The 2006 Terrorism Act even suggested that the glorification of terrorism should be criminalised.
will be criminalised.
But the directive clearly calls for the purchase of sex to continue to be criminalised.
People who are induced by dire need to leave their home countries must not be criminalised.
It denied them their traditional rights to forest produce, it criminalised a whole way of life.
other institutions are outlawed and criminalised.
I refuse to live in a society where you are criminalised because you express an opinion.
other measures to ensure that the following intentional conducts are criminalised.
are increasingly criticised and criminalised for doing so.
Many felt unduly criminalised by this method and were left with a sense of mistrust towards the state and computers.
Social protest is being criminalised, with demonstrators being prosecuted for breaching the right to free movement and disrupting public order.
Â"Something is wrong when those who are rescuing people in distress are the ones to be prosecuted and criminalised in Europe.
objectives championing a more humane system are ridiculed or criminalised, up to the politically sanctioned murder of their protagonists.
including some antiracist activists, were criminalised as drug dealers on the flimsiest of evidence.
pushing for change by informing the public- is being criminalised.
Any act of facilitation of such travel should also be criminalised.
They were criminalised and spied on by the Stasi.
Complicity in money laundering is also criminalised.
The opposition is still being persecuted and criminalised.