StatusClosed
Opened24 Jun 2025
Closes24 Dec 2025
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We urge the UK Government to ban chemical castration as a means of treating or rehabilitating sex offenders and enabling early release based on undergoing such procedures. We think this practice raises serious concerns about ethics, human rights, and public safety.
We think that linking it to sentencing or early release risks public safety and weakens justice for victims. We are concerned it could pressure offenders into invasive treatment without full consent. We want the government to support ethical, rights-based rehabilitation. Justice must protect society without violating dignity.
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1James Naish MP
Rushcliffe2Sir Jeremy Hunt MP
Godalming and Ash3Luke Taylor MP
Sutton and Cheam4Sojan Joseph MP
Ashford5Stephanie Peacock MP
Barnsley South6Jo White MP
Bassetlaw7Liam Conlon MP
Beckenham and Penge8Calum Miller MP
Bicester and Woodstock9Laurence Turner MP
Birmingham Northfield10Sarah Green MP
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