Two readers have been in touch with our letters page, to voice their opinions on the sentencing of Ian MacPhail, who was caught with a sickening haul of indecent images of children.
In my opinion Minister Yousaf’s letter is an insult to the 12,000 Dundonians, including myself, who signed your petition.
The Scottish justice minister has urged Tele readers to have their say on sentencing guidelines for child sex offenders.
Our bid to ensure mandatory jail terms for those convicted of sexual offences involving children clearly struck a chord.
The Scottish justice minister has urged Tele readers to have their say on sentencing guidelines for child sex offenders.
The Evening Telegraph is ready to take its petition calling for mandatory jail terms for people convicted of a sexual offence involving children to the Scottish Parliament.
A public consultation on sentencing decisions undertaken by judges in Scotland’s courts has been launched.
The Tele petition calling for mandatory jail terms for people convicted of a sexual offence involving children has gone global.
Members of the public are being invited to give their views on a new sentencing guidelines, including those of sexual offences involving children.
Victims of a serial Dundee paedophile have spoken out after he dodged a prison sentence despite abusing them as children.
Lawmakers in the USA have passed a bill which could force paedophiles whose victims to undergo chemical castration.
The Tele petition urging mandatory jail terms for people convicted of a sexual offence involving children has smashed the 10,000 barrier.
A prominent campaigner has called for the Our Kids Need Justice campaign to go national as the Tele’s petition approaches 10,000 signatures.
One of Dundee’s leading children’s campaigners has congratulated the Tele on our campaign demanding mandatory jail terms for anyone convicted of sexual offences involving a child.
With regards to your campaign Our Kids Need Justice, I have signed the petition but have been thinking long and hard – is prison the right place to send these paedophiles?
A Fife man has today been given an Order for Life Long Restriction for child abuse crimes committed over a 42-year-period.
An MSP has praised the Evening Telegraph’s petition calling for tougher sentencing guidelines for sexual offences against children.
The fight will be a long one but, make no mistake, this political support represents a significant step forward.
Politicians and charities have welcomed the decision to develop multiple sentences for people convicted of rape, sexual assault and possessing indecent images of children.
The biggest and most impassioned response I ever had to a column – especially on the Tele’s Facebook page – was addressing the disgust I felt at the umpteenth case of a paedophile being spared a jail sentence in Dundee.