Madagascar Parliament passes law allowing castration for child rapists; raises 'humanity' concerns

Madagascar's Parliament has passed a law allowing surgical and chemical castration for individuals convicted of raping minors. The law has sparked a broader discussion on the effectiveness and ethical implications of such measures in addressing sexual violence. While some criticise the law based on humanity concerns, many have supported the law as a 'necessity'.

Feb 11, 2024 - 20:00
Madagascar Parliament passes law allowing castration for child rapists; raises 'humanity' concerns
Madagascar's Parliament has passed a law allowing surgical and chemical castration for individuals convicted of raping minors. The law has sparked a broader discussion on the effectiveness and ethical implications of such measures in addressing sexual violence. While some criticise the law based on humanity concerns, many have supported the law as a 'necessity'.