Should South Africa's Sexual Offences Register Be Made Public?
South Africa's National Register for Sexual Offenders, established through an Act of Parliament in 2007, details a list of persons convicted of sexual offences against children and mentally disabled people. Making the register public, is a "recipe for disaster" says one legal expert.
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