Child sex offenders convicted in Alabama will be given drugs to suppress their sexual urges before being released from prison under legislation sent to the governor for approval on May 31.
The Alabama State Legislature overwhelmingly passed House Bill 379 (HB379), legislating mandatory “chemical castration in addition to any other penalty or condition prescribed by law” for anyone eligible for parole and convicted of a sex offense involving someone 13 years old or younger.
Unlike surgical castration, which involves the severing of one’s genitals, chemical castration uses drugs to suppress sexual urges.
The bill passed by both the House (72 votes for and 16 against) and Senate (27 for unopposed) has been forwarded to Alabama Governor Kay Ivey (R). It empowers the Department of Public Health to administer the treatment and make the convict pay for all associated expenses or otherwise be charged with violating a condition of parole.

They should bring this to Nigeria pls

Many animals roaming the street of Lagos and the rest.