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Grooming survivors left with criminal records still being failed, BBC told

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Siyaset·13.06.2026AI özeti

Grooming survivors left with criminal records still being failed, BBC told

Survivors of child grooming and sexual abuse are still being failed by the justice system, with many criminal records preventing them from moving on. Baroness Louise Casey criticizes the government's new legislation to pardon "child prostitution" offences as a "lazy option" that doesn't go far enough, advocating for a comprehensive scheme to quash all wrongful convictions for victims.

BBC UK News

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12.06.2026AI özeti

Grooming survivors left with criminal records still being failed, BBC told

Survivors of grooming and child sexual exploitation in England and Wales, who were wrongly criminalized, say new laws to pardon 'child prostitution' offences do not go far enough, leaving many with lasting criminal records.

BBC UK News

3 of 16 Newly Elected Superintendents Have Criminal Records, Average Age 63, Assets 3.3 Billion Won

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04.06.2026AI özeti

3 of 16 Newly Elected Superintendents Have Criminal Records, Average Age 63, Assets 3.3 Billion Won

Three out of 16 newly elected superintendents in South Korea's 6.3 local elections have criminal records. The average age of the elected officials is 63, with average assets totaling 3.3 billion won.

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David Lammy Pledges to Cut Youth Incarceration and End Lifelong Criminal Records for Under-18s

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Siyaset·17.05.2026AI özeti

David Lammy Pledges to Cut Youth Incarceration and End Lifelong Criminal Records for Under-18s

Justice Secretary David Lammy plans to cut youth jail numbers by 25% and end lifelong criminal records for under-18s. The overhaul includes new interventions and parental accountability measures.

Guardian UK

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13.05.2026AI özeti

Russia's State Duma Passes Bill Restricting Residency for Foreigners with Criminal Records

Russia's State Duma passes a bill in its first reading, proposing stricter residency rules for foreigners with any criminal record, including requirements for criminal record certificates and specific qualifications for labor migrants.

TASS