Petition to Declare Public Sex Offender Registration in the United States a Violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)
Today, approximately one-million people in the United States are forced to register as “sex offenders”. The label leads to stigmatization, separation from society, loss of employment, loss of housing and even exposure to violence at the hands of vigilantes. The stigmatization extends to the spouses, children, family, friends, employer and anyone that associates with the registrant. The isolation, shame, stress, fear of violence, loss of income and other psychological effects are experienced by the entire household.
Must Watch: International Megan’s Law Protest: https://t.co/g5aXL1R3Ki
has anyone not reported the travel and been denied?
when was this protest?
Nobody would or should admit to having violated the statute, Steve, so let’s pretend you didn’t ask.
The protest was on July 27th in Oakland, outside the courthouse where the hearing took place.
I was referring not knowing about the law and travel and still being denied, is Puerto rico ok
Yes, Puerto Rico is the United States. You do not need to go through immigration when entering another state or territory.
has anyone been denied entry to Puerto rico?
thanks
Steve – Puerto Rico is a US Territory. You do not need your passport to travel there and if you are a US Citizen, its your country.
Very glad Janice is taking her organization national, and was pleasantly surprised to see that reflected in the film 🙂