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'I was raped by a childhood friend - I want others to know what he did'

'I was raped by a childhood friend - I want others to know what he did'
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Hayley Watkins, a rape survivor, is advocating for a public sex offenders register in Scotland after her attacker was released from prison. She argues that the current lack of transparency forces victims and the public to rely on rumors rather than factual government data regarding convicted offenders.

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The case brings attention to the ongoing debate between privacy rights for offenders and the public's right to know, particularly regarding serious sexual crimes.

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The article presents the survivor's perspective clearly while maintaining a neutral, factual tone regarding the legal situation in Scotland.

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