According to reports, she wants to go even farther and is looking into the possibility of chemical castration for sexual offenders in the UK.
“For too long, we have turned a blind eye to the threat sex offenders pose, considering the solutions too difficult or unpalatable,” a Government source told The Sun.
“Shabana isn’t squeamish about doing what it takes to protect the public.”
“As always, she will grab this problem by the proverbials.”
Plans for a modest voluntary pilot have been rejected, according to the newspaper, since they are not tough enough.
For paroled felons, castration has already been utilised in a few US jurisdictions, including California.
More than two-thirds of those under 30 thought that sex offenders should be castrated, according to a poll conducted in February.
The generation’s strict law-and-order mentality is reflected in the survey conducted by Find Out Now, which found that 67% of them supported chemically castrating sexual offenders and only 24% opposed it.
Some sexual offenders intentionally seek out chemical castration, which is elective in Germany, France, Sweden, and Denmark.
Two medications are used in the procedure: one to suppress sexual thoughts, and the other to lower testosterone and suppress libido.
Cyprus is among the nations that have suggested it as a substitute for life sentences.
The plan follows months after Kazakhstan declared that 11 paedophiles will be chemically castrated in bulk as part of a push to have the worst offenders have their genitalia surgically removed.
All the men reportedly “committed crimes against the sexual inviolability of minors’ in the Kostanay region in the north of the country.”
The child sex offenders were beginning to be forced to take injections that sapped their libido, though specifics of the instances were not provided.
At an annual cost of £278 per paedophile, permission was granted to jab them 24 times a year.
The rules against paedophiles in Kazakhstan are among the strictest in the world.
Following their release from prison, official information is posted on their addresses so that parents are aware of any potential dangers.
