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    Toughen penalties for crimes like voyeurism

    Er Dr Lee Bee Wah: To ask the Minister for Home Affairs in light of the police report made by an NUS student against a person who took a video recording of her in the bathroom:
    (a) how does the police assess whether a person should be given a conditional warning;
    (b) what percentage of suspects given a conditional warning in similar cases have been rehabilitated;
    (c) what percentage of suspects went on to reoffend; and
    (d) whether there is any review of this practice after this case has been discussed widely.

    Er Dr Lee Bee Wah: To ask the Minister for Home Affairs whether the Ministry will consider a public education campaign where people are educated not to watch or circulate voyeur videos or photos even if they do not contain nudity but which sexualise young people without their consent.

    Response by Minister for Home Affairs K Shanmugam

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