Introduction In Ireland, individuals who have been convicted of sexual offences, such as rape, sexual assault or child sexual offences face numerous challenges when it comes to reintegrating into society, including finding employment. A conviction for a sexual offence can carry a significant social stigma, and prospective employers often express concerns about the safety and …
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The Sex Offenders Register is a database that records the personal details and relevant information of individuals convicted of sexual offences, such as rape, sexual assault or child sexual offences. The register is maintained by An Garda Síochána and its primary purpose is to promote public safety by monitoring and managing sex offenders in the community. …
What is Sexual Assault and Aggravated Sexual Assault? Section 2 of the Criminal Law (Rape) (Amendment) Act 1990 defines sexual assault as an indecent assault on a male or female. The term ‘indecent assault’ refers to an act that is sexual in nature and is committed against the will of the victim, without their consent …
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