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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has approved a law on chemical castration of rapists.
He approved, in principal, the law during a federal cabinet meeting where the country’s law ministry presented a draft of the anti-rapist ordinance, Geo TV reported.
Khan stressed that it’s a serious matter, hence, there should not be any delay in implementing the law to provide a safe environment for citizens.
The legislation will be transparent and enforced strictly, Geo TV added.
Rape survivors will be able to register their complaint without fear - with the government protecting their identity.
Quoting sources, the channel reported that some federal ministers had suggested death penalty by publicly hanging them.
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