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Daily Mail
December 24, 2013
More than 100 of the country’s most dangerous sex attackers – including paedophiles and violent rapists – have had their names secretly removed from the Sex Offenders’ Register, it has been revealed.
The criminals have used a human rights ruling to remove themselves from the list, arguing that they no longer pose a threat to the public.
The 108 convicts who have successfully used the argument, include one offender convicted of rape of a female under 13, another of burglary with intent to rape and one sentenced for buggery.
One police force removed a criminal convicted on seven counts of indecent assault on a boy under 16 from the register.
The figures were obtained under the Freedom of Information act, and asked for details of the number of convicted sex offenders who had their names removed from the register since the law was passed in September last year.
Nearly half of those who applied were successful, at rate of nearly four a week.
Those whose names have been removed from the list were once placed on it for life, but now no longer now no longer need to tell the police where they are living, or if they move near a school or young family.
It comes following a human rights ruling last year, which decided offenders who have been monitored by officers for 15 years are now free to apply to have their details taken off the register.
Peter Saunders, chief executive of the National Association for People Abused in Childhood said: ‘It’s downright dangerous that so many sex offenders are effectively able to remove themselves from the Register.
