Monitoring acts as a follow-up programme


SHOULD a convicted sex offender who has served his sentence overseas be monitored upon his return to his home country? This issue became a hot topic for discussion after the return of a convicted sex offender from Canada recently.

While some say he has paid for his crime and should be a free man, others feel that, taking into account the nature of the offence, he should be monitored.

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