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Singapore says it "remains open" to introducing chemical castration for sex offenders — but only if there's clear evidence that it can bring down crime rates. S…
Singapore says it "remains open" to introducing chemical castration for sex offenders — but only if there's clear evidence that it can bring down crime rates.
So how does it work and does it actually prevent offenders from reoffending? CNA's Angela Lim looks at what the research says — and why lowering someone’s sex drive may not address all sexual offences. #singapore #sgnews
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@@Lycan39Imported1mo ago
😂 Wow 😲😳😅. Awesome 👍
@@ja_xinImported1mo ago
Can men also voluntarily castrate to focus career and wealth accumulation?
@@paulcoverdale8312Imported1mo ago
It should have been done yrs ago across the world!👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🪬🪬🙏🙏🕉️🕉️
@@bunnyboy6615Imported1mo ago
Could be the start of Zombie outbreak
@@borisspassky1455Imported1mo ago
Indian ministers first
@@Tyler_MemoImported1mo ago
Can this be use for gays?
@@r3n20Imported1mo ago
I'm with the Minister no point wasting tax payers $ on something that doesn't work lmao. "Can" doesn't mean 100% certainty as a fact🤷🏽♂️ society just cooked full stop
@@GodsAmazingGrace555Imported1mo ago
Deal with this <br>Once and for all !!<br>So many rapists out there!!
@@___Danny___Imported1mo ago
I prefer they physically castrate them , one time operation, cheaper than chemical castration and can almost totally prevent reoffending.
@@camelot-j5sImported1mo ago
Bullets are cheaper
@@bobafett5757Imported1mo ago
India should be the first in the world to introduce this castrate law
Singapore says it "remains open" to introducing chemical castration for sex offenders — but only if there's clear evidence that it can bring down crime rates.
So how does it work and does it actually prevent offenders from reoffending? CNA's Angela Lim looks at what the research says — and why lowering someone’s sex drive may not address all sexual offences. #singapore #sgnews
(Graphics: CNA/Samuel Woo)
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