
Petition to Declare Public Sex Offender Registration in the United States a Violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
Today, approximately one-million people in the United States are forced to register as “sex offenders”. The label leads to stigmatization, separation from society, loss of employment, loss of housing and even exposure to violence at the hands of vigilantes. The stigmatization extends to the spouses, children, family, friends, employer and anyone that associates with the registrant. The isolation, shame, stress, fear of violence, loss of income and other psychological effects are experienced by the entire household.
I have posted this comment before but with anxiety and fear. I think my comment is worth being entered into the legal realm to question the designation on our drivers liscense. I speak from experience and i’m willing to present it to anyone that should hear it.
My concern is the Medical profession and their reaction and response when noticing, “Sexual Predator”. I have had doctors and staff ignore me and my needs and demeaning looks and attitudes. I have cancer and so far I haven’t experienced any negative treatment that I know of. I have gone to the hospital to visit someone sick where you must present ID and had someone follow me, no not paranoia. I worry about needing care in a hospital.
Thank you
I’m curious where they get “trying to abolish the registry” from this lawsuit at.