The continent has some of the world's most prohibitive laws against homosexuality.
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African countries have some of the most prohibitive laws against homosexuality in the world.
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Same-sex relationships are taboo across Africa, which has some of the world's most prohibitive laws against homosexuality.
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In the future, the project's most prohibitive barrier will likely be its astronomical cost, ranging in the billions.
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It's been the most prohibitive part of Gogoro's plan since we first learned about the company over a year ago.
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The decision will allow three trans individuals to choose whichever bathroom they want at their school, and represents a small step toward dismantling the nation's most prohibitive bathroom laws.
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But let's be real: The price of a flight can the most expensive part of a trip to another continent — and the most prohibitive reason for actually taking that vacation you deserve.
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African countries have some of the most prohibitive laws against homosexuality in the world - same-sex relationships are a crime across much of the continent and can lead to imprisonment or the death penalty.
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Africa has some of the world's most prohibitive laws against homosexuality, with 32 nations out of 54 criminalizing same-sex relations, according to the ILGA, an LGBT+ rights group, with punishments ranging from imprisonment to death.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - In Thailand's election "war room", authorities scroll through thousands of social media posts, looking for violations of laws restricting political parties' campaigning on social media that activists say are among the most prohibitive in the world.
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For most people, meaningful employment is a key element in their economic, social and personal lives. However, individuals living with mental illness and addictions face many barriers in finding and maintaining employment. Stigma is often the most prohibitive. In 2001, a group of 149 unemployed clients with severe mental illness received vocational rehabilitation and were assessed on the effects of work on psychiatric symptoms, quality of life, and self-esteem at 6-month intervals throughout the 18-month study.
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On March 14, 2012, Republican Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett signed a Voter ID bill into law, after it had been passed by the Pennsylvania State Legislature. The Voter ID law would require everyone who sought to vote to have specified types of photo identification before they could vote. The bill was pushed for and passed by Republican legislators who claimed that the bill was imperative to preventing voter fraud. In 2012, the Voter ID law was one of the most prohibitive in the entire country.
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1938–1945 GAZ-61 Just before and during World War II, prototypes and low-volume production examples of cars with sedan or station-wagon type bodies and rugged, off-road capable four-wheel drive chassis began to appear around the world. These early models included the 1936 Kurogane Type 95 from Japan, the 1938 GAZ-61 from Russia, and the 1941 Volkswagen Kommandeurswagen and 1936 Opel Geländesportwagen from Germany. An early predecessor to the design of modern SUVs was the 1940 Humber Heavy Utility, a four-wheel drive off-road vehicle built on the chassis of the Humber Super Snipe passenger car. The most prohibitive initial factors to the potential civilian popularity of an SUV-like car was their cost and the availability of certain critical parts.
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