A U.K. report suggests chemical castration for sex offenders to ease prison overcrowding, sparking debate over ethics and informed consent in medical treatment.

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A mother whose teenage son was murdered by a convicted offender on probation says she fears proposed changes to the justice ...

Laila Soueif’s effort to free her son, Alaa Abd el-Fattah, a British citizen, from an Egyptian prison is a study in personal ...

UK high court rejects Nirav Modi's bail plea again, citing risk of absconding and witness interference in ₹6,498 crore PNB ...

The British government is to rollout the use of medication to suppress the sex drive of sex offenders, as part of a package ...

The British government said criminals could earn earlier release under a new program to cut the prison population, citing ...

The British government announces plans to use medication, specifically chemical castration, to suppress the sex drive of ...

Britain is considering mandating the use of chemical castration for sex offenders under an overhaul of the justice system ...

The government will expand a small pilot scheme offering voluntary chemical castration to some sex offenders to 20 more ...

If you continue to violate the rules, you can be charged with an unlimited fine, a prison sentence of up to two years, or ...