Child sex offenders travelling overseas. Source: SBS
Almost 30 registered child sex offenders attempting to travel overseas have had their passports cancelled under strict new legislation that came into effect 8-months ago, aimed at reducing child sex tourism. Child protection campaigners believe many more offenders who pose a risk to children overseas have been deterred from traveling by the legislation. This feature reveals more details.
Almost 30 registered child sex offenders attempting to travel overseas have had their passports cancelled under strict new legislation that came into effect 8-months ago, aimed at reducing child sex tourism. Child protection campaigners believe many more offenders who pose a risk to children overseas have been deterred from traveling by the legislation. This feature reveals more details.
