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That has not endeared him to those in America who want to criminalise online gambling outright.
ECONOMIST: Texas hold-em
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Erick, a Dutch customer, thinks there is no way his government can put the clock back and criminalise cannabis again.
BBC: NEWS | Europe | Dutch cannabis policy challenged
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There are plans to criminalise some men who buy sex, as well as fresh attempts to restrict drinks promotions in bars.
ECONOMIST: A growing business, but perhaps not for long
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Mr Ewing welcomed the recommendation for the new statutory offence and stated it was "not the government's intention to criminalise honest solicitors".
BBC: Land Registration Bill debate
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Mr Strauss-Kahn, who is reportedly taking steps to reinvent himself as a highly paid consultant and conference speaker, says the authorities are trying to "criminalise lust".
BBC: Strauss-Kahn sex charges ruling delayed
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Amnesty says the government has drafted an anti-terror law that would effectively criminalise dissent as a "terrorist crime" and allow extended detention without charge or trial.
BBC: Saudi Arabia accused of repression after Arab Spring
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What can be said, quite clearly, is that Britain, like almost all other countries that claim to be civilised, does not criminalise investigation into its history.
ECONOMIST: Criminalising historical investigation is wrong
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Robert Whelan, director of the pressure group Family and Youth Concern, said it was "grotesque" that the Climbie case was being used to "try to criminalise parents".
BBC: Pressure grows over smacking law
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Ms Davis argues that in America at least, it is not acceptable to criminalise all female genital cutting while adopting a relaxed stance to the male sort.
ECONOMIST: Female genital cutting
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In mid-May the government announced plans to enact a law to criminalise any action that "harms national unity" which the parliamentarians took as a direct threat to their immunity.
ECONOMIST: Yemen is threatened by secessionists and terrorists alike