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*[https://thecurrent.pk/standing-committee-approves-chemical-castration-of-sexual-abusers/ Pakistan: Standing committee approves chemical castration of sexual abusers]
*[https://news.yahoo.com/lawmakers-propose-bill-allow-chemical-043300968.html Lawmakers propose bill that would allow chemical castration of sex offenders for parole]
::National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Law and Justice has approved chemical castration, which falls in the Criminal Law bill. As per the Criminal Law Bill 2020, if the accused commits the crime again after serving a life sentence, he will be sentenced to chemical castration.<br>(Staff writer, The Current, PK, June 5, 2021 )<!-- Added 6-6-21 -->
:: Jan. 24—Legislative sessions in New Mexico often include bills that court controversy.This year, a pair of House Republicans could stir up the Roundhouse with a proposal that would allow a court to order a convicted sex offender to undergo chemical castration as a condition of their parole.


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Jan. 24—Legislative sessions in New Mexico often include bills that court controversy.This year, a pair of House Republicans could stir up the Roundhouse with a proposal that would allow a court to order a convicted sex offender to undergo chemical castration as a condition of their parole.
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