In recent years, the biggest increases in Australia’s prison population have come from people convicted of sexual offences. From 2017-18, this segment of the prison population increased by 10%. The following year, it was up again by 7%.As a corollary, more and more sexual offenders are being released from prisons back to our communities. Understandably, a great deal of public concern often accompanies the release of sexual offenders, especially those who have committed offences against children.Despite this, very few programs exist to support sexual offenders as they reintegrate into the community, thereby making society safer by reducing their risk of reoffending
The Ministry of Justice Sex Offender Treatment Unit (SOTU) commenced as a prison based service in 19...
Prison social climate has been defined as the enduring social, emotional, organisational and physic...
As a result of a high treatment attrition rate two significant changes were made from August 2005 to...
The public desire to ‘do something’ about sex offenders has led juridictions around the world to int...
In Australia, the pace of legislative reform in relation to the post-sentence management of sex offe...
This Submission relates primarily to the Inquiry area ‘Preventing Recidivism’, and more specifically...
Perpetration of sexual violence is widespread in Australia, creating long-term negative effects on w...
2A sex offender is released from prison. Instead of going to his home address he is provided with a ...
The project examined two community-based, non-therapeutic programs providing reintegration support f...
As in many other countries, the profile of the Australian ageing population is changing. The experie...
The scientific study of crime, has engaged the interest of many disciplines, just as professionalwor...
New offender rehabilitation programs have been rolled out since 2004, which this report argues are l...
Male sexual violence against women and children continues to be a significant social problem in Aust...
Sex Offender Registries are a political response to public outrage about sex offenders. Evidence sho...
Sex offenders have the most stigma attached to their offences. It is also public opinion that these ...
The Ministry of Justice Sex Offender Treatment Unit (SOTU) commenced as a prison based service in 19...
Prison social climate has been defined as the enduring social, emotional, organisational and physic...
As a result of a high treatment attrition rate two significant changes were made from August 2005 to...
The public desire to ‘do something’ about sex offenders has led juridictions around the world to int...
In Australia, the pace of legislative reform in relation to the post-sentence management of sex offe...
This Submission relates primarily to the Inquiry area ‘Preventing Recidivism’, and more specifically...
Perpetration of sexual violence is widespread in Australia, creating long-term negative effects on w...
2A sex offender is released from prison. Instead of going to his home address he is provided with a ...
The project examined two community-based, non-therapeutic programs providing reintegration support f...
As in many other countries, the profile of the Australian ageing population is changing. The experie...
The scientific study of crime, has engaged the interest of many disciplines, just as professionalwor...
New offender rehabilitation programs have been rolled out since 2004, which this report argues are l...
Male sexual violence against women and children continues to be a significant social problem in Aust...
Sex Offender Registries are a political response to public outrage about sex offenders. Evidence sho...
Sex offenders have the most stigma attached to their offences. It is also public opinion that these ...
The Ministry of Justice Sex Offender Treatment Unit (SOTU) commenced as a prison based service in 19...
Prison social climate has been defined as the enduring social, emotional, organisational and physic...
As a result of a high treatment attrition rate two significant changes were made from August 2005 to...