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Below are all three parts of the series. To view the videos, please visit: http://www.fox21online.com/news/local-news/sex-offender-stigma-should-one-label-fit-all/32991394   Sex Offender Stigma: Should One Label Fit All? Northland Registered Sex Offender Speaks Out   DULUTH, Minn. – There are registered sex offenders living in the Northland, have served time and are now labeled for life – and rightfully so, a majority of society

WEST JORDAN — Two men accused of singling out a registered sex offender and repeatedly stabbing him were charged Tuesday in 3rd District Court. Dustin Ray Lewis, 26, and Brailosky Aguado, 25, allegedly stabbed the man six times at a home near 9100 S. 2700 West on Feb. 5 while telling him, “You deserve to die,” and, “I knew it

Last night, Local 10 News broadcast the second part of it’s series on Sex Offenders. This time, their issue was “where sex offenders work”. They featured two registered citizens; one working for a carpet cleaning company and the other doing electrical, plumbing and handyman work. Their crimes were adjudicated 22 and 20 YEARS ago, respectively. Neither have subsequent sex offenses,

FAC Posted a petition on Change.org asking Governor Rick Scott to Fix the Florida Sex Offender Registry. The registry is filled with people who represent little to no harm to anyone, including deceased people! PLEASE sign our petition at: https://www.change.org/p/florida-governor-rick-scott-fix-the-florida-sex-offender-registry PLEASE ask as many people as you can to sign as well. Only with unity will come change.

None of the registered sex offenders in the area is doing anything wrong, they are just following the law — a law that helps create the clusters. The good news for Ramez is that city crime statistics over the last five months show no sex crimes in her area.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   FAC Submits Formal Complaint to UN Human Rights Council Regarding Treatment of Sex Offenders LAKE MONROE, FLORIDA – May 11, 2015 – Last week the Florida Action Committee, a Florida-based non-profit advocacy organization, filed a complaint to the United Nations Human Rights Council. The complaint concerns the treatment of over one hundred seventy (170) registrants living