Examining Sociocultural Aspects In Legislation: Legislatures Should Not Criminalize Behavior (Essay).

The Need for Unbiased Legislation

Discuss about the Stereotyping in Legisation Formulation for Feminism.

Thesis Statement: Legislatures should not criminalize any behavior that come in the purview of the freedom of action or expression of their freewill as long as it does not harm others. It should itself be unbiased and nor show favoritism towards the different parts of the society.

The social and the sociocultural aspects relating to the situational scenarios in the different societies will be in the purview of the different legislation that is followed in the country. The legislation in the country is made to make it easy for the people of the country to have their freedom and rights properly enforced in the country. The legislation should not criminalize the behavior of a person in the society and judge the personal choices of the individual in the society. On the contrary they should defend the rights of the people in the society. The socio-cultural issues should be kept in consideration for the understanding of the different social issues that should be heeded in the passing of a legislation in a country (Derman & Prabhakaran, 2016). The concept of the different people in the society having their own opinions and freewill in the society is affected by the notions of the society consisting of the beliefs and the personal ideological belief among the different people. 

The planning of the legislation in the different countries needs to focus on the local socio cultural contexts in the society. The legislations should be focused on improving the relations between the different individuals in the society and the different social groups. The social interactions and the identities of the individuals should be focused on in the society. The upholding of the fundamental rights of the individual in the society regarding their freedom of action and the other rights in the society. The social and the cultural aspects of the upbringing of an individuals in your society. The overall inclusion and the exclusion of the different groups in the society (Schneider & Ingram, 2017). The social and the cultural aspects related to the development of the individuals in the society is in the purview of the different societal norms that the individuals follow.

The legislations should follow a norm of keeping in mind the different needs of the society regarding the different social and the cultural aspects relating to the society. The situations relating to different social changes are in the light of the needs of the people and the society.  The legislations in the society cannot be based on the personal bias of the people as it curbs the fundamental rights that the people are entitled to in the society. The legislations that are to be formed in the society have to be based on the social and the cultural perspectives of the society. The race and gender of the people should not be affected by the social and the morality of the individuals and the society.

Considering Sociocultural Aspects in Legislation

The legislations which are supposed to have a say on the public life of the people and the ways that the people are supposed to live their life in the society. The social constraints in the society should not curtail the rights of the people in the society or the ones who choose to live in the fringes. The different from the society or simply the ones who choose to live and not abide by the general norms (Nabi & Wei, 2015). It is seen that a number of countries have developed the policies which are tolerant towards the different norms of the society. The different social inclusion and the exclusion of the policies should solely depend on the fact that the norms of the people and the society have a different attitude living a lifestyle.

The legislations in a number of first world countries uphold the right of the people as far as the expression and the development of the societies. The freedom of freewill as long as it does not infringe the rights of others is another thing that has to be considered in the overall interaction and relations patterns in the society. The rules and regulations in the society has to be in the different social and cultural perspectives in the society to help in the social and there cognitive development in the society. The legislations in a country focus on the development of sustainable and a happy society with common welfare goals for all the members and the groups that are present in the society. The legislations along with their planning and implementation have to focus on the overall study of the society and an in depth understanding of the norms and the society (Koshan, 2014). The change in the beliefs of the people in the society is affected by the socio-cultural constructs of the society affect ting the overall developmental ideals of the society. 

The idea of the legislation in making the social constructs of the society more strong and the Balance in the society aimed towards a common social welfare has to address the fact the welfare of the general population is equally important as the makers of the legislation have to keep in mind the fact that the laws that are to be formulated need to have a global approach in addressing the needs of the society. The sociocultural construct that is present is the society is to be shown in the light of the different social and the socio-cultural issues so that they might not affect or in any way hamper the rights of the majority of the population in the society (Spade, 2015). The making of the legislation and the basic comprehension of the laws and rules in the society has to be taken into account for a number of different social norms to be followed in the society.

Focus on Social and Cultural Aspects of Society

The section of antidiscrimination laws can make a reason for lawful cases against separating managers, lodging suppliers, eateries, inns, stores, and so forth. Trans individuals' lawful cases when confronting avoidance in such settings have regularly bombed before, with courts saying that the prohibition is a honest to goodness inclination with respect to the business, proprietor, or business owner. Abhor wrongdoing laws are advanced under a related rationale. Defenders call attention to that Trans individuals have a high murder rate and are liable to a lot of violence. In numerous examples, trans individuals' lives are so downgraded by police and prosecutors that trans murders are not explored or trans individuals' killers are given less discipline than is normal in kill condemning. Advocates trust that loathe wrongdoing laws will intercede in these circumstances, influencing law authorization to consider this viciousness important. There is likewise an emblematic component to the section of these laws: an announcement that Tran’s lives are significant, regularly depicted by advocates as a statement that Tran’s individuals are human. Also, the two defenders of hostile to segregation laws and loathe wrongdoing laws contend that the procedures of upholding the section of such laws, including media promotion speaking to the lives and worries of trans individuals and gatherings with officials to enlighten them regarding trans individuals' encounters, expands positive trans deceivability and advances the battle for trans fairness (Weber, 2016). The information gathering component of despise wrongdoing statutes, through which certain administration offices keep tally of violations that fall into this classification, is touted by advocates as an opportunity to influence the amount and seriousness of trans to individuals' battles more noticeable.

The concept of the different gender issues prevalent in the society due to the moral and the social conceptions among the people in the society regarding the different ideologies prevalent in the society. The changes with time and the different generations in the society should be kept in making the society sustainable and open to change (Htun, 2016). For example compared to the previous generation the common people in the society today are more open to the gender identities sexual choices and preferences and choices leading to a number open laws to make the society sustainable in the light of the law. 

The social constructs and the individual belief systems are important in the consideration of the people and the society in the making of the different legislations. The marginalized social out-groups face a number of discriminations and violent behaviors in the different societies because of the issues related to the social constructs and the individual social issues. For example the homosexuals and the transgender in the society have a higher suicide rate in the modern society due to the stigma they face related to the acceptance in the societies in the general populations. The conception of the modern society is based on the fact that the populations have shifted and almost every country has a multicultural society. The legislations should keep in mind to keep these social groups consisting of the people from other religions and ethnicities should be focused on the development of the ideologies of including the people in the general population. One of the major things in not making the legislations in accordance to the needs of the people in society. The concepts related to the different societies that are to be included in the social conception of the individuals in the society.

Legislation and Fundamental Rights of Individuals

The marginal class based on the race ethnicity culture or the gender identity should be made all inclusive in the modern society when the decisions regarding the legislations are to be taken in the modern society. It is seen that the general populations in the society has to focus on the overall development among the people in the society. The common issues that have been highlighted in this case are the legislation in the different countries which work for the global welfare rather than the ethnic welfare in the society. the legislation by the Canadian government to welcome the Syrian refugees is one such measure which took a step forward in accepting the majority of the general population in the society keeping in mind the global welfare of the people instead of focusing on the their own welfare. The formation of the legislation should not be based on only the ideology of the formulators of the legislation but of the society as a whole focusing on the overall growth and needs of the society (Andersen & O'Brien, 2016). Moreover, the legislation in the society should formulate the legislation keeping the development and the changes that the society is undergoing with time and globalization.  

The different social issues change with time according to the thinking and the individual choices and capabilities of the individual societies and the legislation which focusses on the common beliefs in the society. The ideological development has a very important role in the development of the different social and the cultural developments of the people in the society.  The earlier legislations were based on and favored the different religious influences because of which they prohibited things that the religious heads deemed wrong. In the modern sense the legislation have to be develop on a more humanitarian ground.

The different examples of the humanitarian laws in the first world countries are an ideal example to the different issues that have come up in the development of the society. The general conception of the general population in this case is the issue that can be related to the conception in the society.

Therefore it can be concluded that the different laws and the ideological issues that has to be heeded in the formations of different social and sociocultural conceptions helps in the formation of the legislation which work for the common welfare of the society rather than helping in the building of the society. The different socio cultural development that the legislation aids should be based on the common ideologies of the society. Laws that make sex personality/articulation based rejection illicit can possibly impact courts to rebuff discriminators and give certain cures (e.g., back pay or harms) to harmed Trans individuals. There is additionally an expectation that such laws, and their authorization by courts, would send a protection message to potential discriminators, telling them that such avoidances won't go on without serious consequences; these laws would at last increment access to employments, lodging, and different necessities for Tran’s individuals. 

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Htun, M. (2016). Inclusion without representation in Latin America: Gender quotas and ethnic reservations. Cambridge University Press.

Koshan, J. (2014). Under the Influence: Discrimination under Human Rights Legislation and Section 15 of the Charter. Can. J. Hum. Rts., 3, 115.

Nabi, G. & Wei, S., (2015). Does Gender Equality Base Selection, Pose Serious Challenge for Researchers? A Review Based on Earlier Studies. International Journal of Business and Management, 10(5), p.222.

Schneider, A., & Ingram, H. (2017). 19. Framing the target in policy formulation: the importance of social constructions. Handbook of Policy Formulation, 320.

Spade, D. (2015). Normal life: Administrative violence, critical trans politics, and the limits of law. Duke University Press.

Weber, C. (2016). Queer international relations: Sovereignty, sexuality and the will to knowledge. Oxford University Press.