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Meanings of decriminalise in English

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legitimar
Catalan
legitimar
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legitimar

Make legal.

legitimar
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Mexico City was the first area in the country to decriminalise abortion.
The Guardian
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And she called on the government to decriminalise personal drug use.
News.com.au
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The Green Party is also welcoming the proposals to decriminalise abortion.
Radio NZ
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She said it did not decriminalise the possession of illicit drugs.
Radio NZ
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In 1997, this newspaper launched a campaign to decriminalise the drug.
Bad science
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Ireland was the last state in Western Europe to decriminalise suicide - in 1993.
The Irish Times
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As a newspaper editor, Rosie Boycott campaigned to decriminalise cannabis.
The Irish Times
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One of Labour's major justice policies is promising to decriminalise abortion, something National has opposed.
Radio NZ
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In 1993, Ireland was among the last countries in the western world to decriminalise homosexuality.
The Irish Times
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The Law Commission proposes widescale changes to decriminalise abortion.
Radio NZ
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Amnesty campaigners have called for Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley to decriminalise abortion in Northern Ireland.
BBC
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THE Green Party MEP and spokeswoman on justice has called on the Government to decriminalise prostitution.
The Irish Times
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Should we decriminalise marijuana on the basis of the vast amount of harm caused by alcohol?
Radio NZ
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The proposition to decriminalise drugs deserves serious consideration.
The Irish Times
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He described the experience in mainly negative terms but said the Government should decriminalise some class-A drugs.
The Irish Times
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In fact, Julius Malema and his team are currently fighting a court case to decriminalise land grabs.
The South African
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