The use of chemical castration is internationally controversial, and critics say forced chemical castration violates human rights.
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Castration procedures are also used overseas, and in 2016, Indonesia amended its laws to allow chemical castration.
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Chemical castration was developed as a more humane and reversible alternative to surgical castration for sex offenders, Sorrentino said.
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The use of chemical castration has been controversial internationally, and several states have versions of chemical castration in their laws.
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Chemical castration, which is very different from surgical castration or removal of the testes, serves to block the production of certain hormones, including testosterone.
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The new approval is for patients with metastatic castration-sensitive prostate cancer, while the drug was earlier approved for non metastatic and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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And despite two stories about the castration in The Dallas Express and mention of the event in books, he said he isn't sure if the castration even happened.
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I felt like I was submitting to chemical castration myself.
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Several states have versions of chemical castration in their laws.
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His routine checkup will end in castration, according to Moskovitz.
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Chemical castration was most recently legalized in Louisiana by Gov.
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Studies have shown surgical castration (removal of testicles) in sex offenders can reduce the risk of reoffending to 2–5 percent, down from 50 percent, while chemical castration is believed to achieve a similar effect.
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At the same time, something seemed sinister in my view. Castration?
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But nobody has reported the extent of Trump's castration of Ross.
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Castration can help keep some sex offenders from reoffending, Sorrentino said.
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"There needs to be chemical castration," he said to wild applause.
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In chemical castration, drugs are used to reduce a man's sex drive.
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Through chemical castration, drugs are used to reduce a person's sex drive.
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The drug is already approved to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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" The Rag noted male castration fears arising from tales of "toothed vagina.
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Indeed, Henry's accident, read as castration, became part of American literary folkways.
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Mr. Furie likened losing that perk to castration (using a more colorful term).
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Research on surgical castration has shown it to be effective in reducing recidivism.
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Overall, mandated chemical castration laws are misguided from a medical perspective, Sorrentino said.
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Hurst, the sponsor of the chemical castration law, voted for the abortion ban.
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Also, castration has long been a favored tool of white American lynch mobs.
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There are also treatment options that include chemical castration to decrease sexual urges.
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Next came vaccination, the injection of a growth hormone and, for the males, castration.
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Chemical castration treatment can cost $1,000 a month for the medication alone, Sorrentino said.
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The near-castration with the laser beam or the gangster compacted in his Continental?
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Surgical castration, or removing a person's testicles, is what Hurst said he would've preferred.
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Other states that have castration provisions in their laws include Florida, Louisiana and Wisconsin.
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New rules Chemical castration is the use of drugs to reduce libido or sexual activity.
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There are also accounts of transplanting ape testicles into men, womb insertion, and voluntary castration.
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The eugenic movement targeted women for sterilization, partly because castration of men was seen as
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What prevents us from seeking the mother is the fear of castration by the father.
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Other taboo requests include castration fetishists who have begged for the removal of their testicles.
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It's unclear how often chemical castration, which remains controversial, is ordered on U.S. sex offenders.
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Chemical castration involves using a drug to reduce testosterone levels and affect the sex drive.
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I had a view, and my view was this: Serial sexual abusers should submit to castration.
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However, countries like the Czech Republic still practice physical castration, where the offender's testicles are removed.
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" The tabloid claimed that Simmons had castration surgery and was "living as a gal named Fiona.
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Those imprisoned in the camps were subjected to torture, including sexual violence like castration and rape.
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Breast augmentations, facial reconstruction, castration, whatever—these procedures have been deemed medically necessary for transgender patients.
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Of course, you shouldn't have to work your way through your castration anxiety to get there.
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He had been convicted under Victorian laws as a homosexual and forced to endure chemical castration.
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Bernstein's colossal drawings of screws, which unambiguously resemble erect penises, provoked a kind of castration anxiety.
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The bill also bans them from performing "castration" or vasectomies on children in that age range.
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Woodside said there's a debate in his field as to how long patients should maintain chemical castration.
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Rights activists warned against the decision to permit capital punishment and the use of chemical castration, however.
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Its effect of chemically castrating men represented an advance over the option men faced previously — surgical castration.
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Rumors have been circulating for years that Michael Jackson's famous falsetto was the result of chemical castration.
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The most effective therapy includes lifelong testosterone-lowering drugs or castration, with all its grave side effects.
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Eventually, he was subjected to chemical castration and ended his life by ingesting a cyanide-laced apple.
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One man reported his attempts of self-castration at the age of 13, then again at 14.
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So at last I submitted my case for the chemical castration of sex abusers to Change My View.
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Castration, while ostensibly a happy medium, is proving too difficult for even the most seasoned of wildlife managers.
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Would we take away the freedom of all men by castration because some cannot handle what they have?
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In February, the Food and Drug Administration approved Erleada, or apalutamide, to treat nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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For boys, the fear is of castration; girls, as they are traumatized eventually to discover, are already castrated.
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Younger's allegations of child abuse against Georgulas might sound credible if you believe his claims about chemical castration.
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They do have a couple of other steps before settling into their new life: first, deworming, then castration.
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A horror-house of punishments awaited those found guilty, from heavy prison sentences to concentration camps and castration.
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Castration, I believed, would sideline the abuser's compulsions and thus keep the world safe from him (or her lol).
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Now, a nonprofit called Parsemus Foundation has just made the latest contribution to the scientific quest for virtual castration.
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She knew of the castration in 1941 and the lynching in 1921, but didn't know any of McNeeley's relatives.
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It's simultaneously so new (technological intervention into our bodies) and old (vagina as archaic mother, male fear of castration).
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State legislators around the country have passed chemical castration bills in an effort to keep sex offenders from reoffending.
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Conspiratorial folklore about vaginas with teeth, that cause bloody castration, are also characters with doubled significance in Money Shot.
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In the first case, the four test claimants had all suffered serious physical abuse: torture, sexual assault, and castration.
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Alabama's chemical castration law: The state is the latest to set the stringent parole condition for certain sex offenders.
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Work often meant getting intimately involved with the animals' private parts and body fluids, like on piglet castration day.
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The procedure can be reversed, and is not as severe as surgical castration, which would remove a man's testicles.
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Reader, here's an incomplete list of things you shouldn't try with elephants: a memory contest, jump rope and castration.
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He said there's little evidence that such chemical castration laws have ever faced a serious legal challenge, he said.
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Offenders could also face chemical castration and be tagged with an electronic chip to track their movements under the law.
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But this is just the beginning of a comically machismo episode-long arc for Axe, that ultimately ends in castration.
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It introduced stiffer sentences for those convicted of sexually abusing children—including execution, chemical castration and 20-year jail sentences.
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Challenge Five: Senator Ernst dares her competitors to come up with catchy slogans for the Trump campaign that involve castration.
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And they approved requiring sex offenders who commit crimes involving children to undergo chemical castration at their own expense. Gov.
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The procedure can be reversed, and is not as severe as surgical castration, which would remove a man's testicles. Rep.
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In the hours following the incident, the Carteret County Sheriff's Office said Victoria was charged with malicious castration and kidnapping.
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The bill would utilize chemical castration, involving a series of long-term injections or drugs to greatly reduce sexual libido.
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They warn that farm animals could end up undergoing castration, dehorning, Caesarean sections, and other agonizing procedures without adequate pain relief.
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The top domestic security agency is investigating whether Singh convinced 400 of his male followers to undergo castration, allegations he denies.
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A variety of reasons have been given for why the men agreed to castration, including promises of becoming closer to god.
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Ranchers (and others) who cleverly decided to use every part of the bull after castration gave this culinary phenomenon its start.
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The new regulation will also include a punishment that has drawn both public support and ire: chemical castration for convicted pedophiles.
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The National Commission on Violence Against Women (KP) supports longer jail sentences, but not castration or execution, which it considers torture.
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The controversial legislation passed through Alabama's Statehouse last month, despite it being unclear whether chemical castration works to reduce sex crimes.
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The real Farinelli was a castrato, his high voice resulting from childhood castration, a once common procedure starting in the 1500s.
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They have also alleged intimidation and harassment of those who did not support the amendments, including threats of drowning and castration.
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And then there's the effect of castration on male pig aggression, which eases farm management by preventing fights among the pigs.
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Bobby Jindal in 2008, and it's still used in states like California — which passed a castration law in 1996 — and Montana.
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You might not have known that it's also used for animals — as the main pain management solution for major surgeries including castration.
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In the United Kingdom, pain relief is normally used during procedures on animals like castration — at least, when supplies haven't run out.
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In his most alluring compositions, Fernandez imagines the effective castration of the privileged male artist in relationship to the manipulated female body.
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The cat testicles, Pell told me, were to represent the forced castration of people in the early part of the 20th century.
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While chemical castration can crush a sex drive, there's no evidence it can change or eliminate a pedophile's underlying preference for children.
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Washington (CNN)Some sex offenders in Alabama would be ordered to pay for chemical castration as a condition of parole if Gov.
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However, the ACLU has previously spoken out against chemical castration for prisoners on the grounds of it being considered cruel and unusual.
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During the trials, the courthouse was ringed with competing demonstrators, some claiming that the rape story was a hoax, others demanding castration.
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McEwan's key counterfactual is that Turing chose prison over castration, refusing to treat his body as a dispensable appendage of his intellect.
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Nonetheless, the false and fabricated claims that I was contemplating 'castration' and have had a 'boob job' have caused me extreme embarrassment.
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Each year, about 30,000 to 50,103 American men and about 150,000 worldwide, fall into this category, called nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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Castration, dehorning, tail cutting, and other procedures are performed on farm animals to make them easier to handle and to improve carcass quality.
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President Joko Widodo recently signed a regulation allowing for harsher punishments for child molesters and rapists, including chemical castration and the death penalty.
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"And I see men who have been put on it by other doctors and don't realize that it's a medical castration," Messer said.
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Before the vote, observers expressed alarm at reported violence and intimidation of the government&aposs perceived opponents, including threats of drowning and castration.
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LONDON - Researchers from Sweden are seeking crowdfunding to test a type of "chemical castration" in men who report having paedophilic thoughts and fantasies.
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The [MILF] fantasy could be looked at, in a way, as conquering the castration anxiety—saying, 'I'm really going for the mother figure.
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The men clutch their noses, noticing the smiley faces' lack thereof — a comic castration — but not recognizing the larger significance of the confrontation.
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Some of Alabama's sex-offender inmates will now be required to undergo chemical castration if they want to be released from prison. Gov.
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Little used her newspaper the Liberator to attack vaccination (as well as big business, sugar and the enforced castration of male sex offenders).
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" Lurie considered self-castration because, as Nunez asks, "would that really be any more disgusting than the antics of a dirty old man?
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There are several other ongoing trials examining the effectiveness of PARP inhibitors, including olaparib, to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, Mahal said.
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The medical term for blocking male hormones is chemical castration, and the treatments can cause hot flashes, sexual problems and other side effects.
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Company said it submitted an application for marketing authorization in Japan for darolutamide for the treatment of patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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UPDATE: Governor Kay Ivey has approved a bill in Alabama requiring that certain child sex offenders undergo chemical castration as a condition for parole.
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With the stakes so high, the occasion warrants the highest level of threats from managers in case of a loss: that of castration. Obviously.
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Commission members argue that castration reinforces the popular view that rape stems from excessive lust, rather than from a desire to subjugate the victim.
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Treatments included hypnosis, electrotherapy, hydrotherapy, full-body massage, painkillers like morphine, rest cures, "fat" cures (excessive feeding), seclusion, "female castration," and, of course, institutionalization.
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"Based on science and scientific proof, chemical castration doesn't guarantee the loss or reduction of desire and potential sexually violent behavior," the organization said.
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Kay Ivey's desk for signature to require convicted sex offenders involving a child to undergo chemical castration before they can be released from prison.
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An Al Jazeera investigation reveals a seedy world of sexual abuse and accusations of murder and mass castration within the walls of his ashram.
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In other state news: Alabama's governor signed into law a so-called chemical castration bill in an effort to reduce recidivism among sex offenders.
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The terror of Medusa is the terror of castration, which occurs when a boy sees that his mother doesn't have a penis — voilà, anxiety!
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Public anger over inefficient governance and law enforcement following the violence women face has led to growing calls for capital punishment and chemical castration.
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Its defeat in that war, and America's subsequent occupation and castration of Japan militarily, destroyed the power of that identity—and the country's self-esteem.
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Chemical castration involves administering medication -- via tablets or injection -- to take away sexual interest and make it impossible for a person to perform sexual acts.
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Besides the rape charges, he is also under investigation over allegations that he convinced 400 of his male followers to undergo castration, allegations he denies.
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Besides the rape charges, Singh is also under investigation over allegations that he convinced 400 of his male followers to undergo castration, allegations he denies.
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Like the plays, the stories are flavored with a connoisseur's taste for the strange and bizarre, including cannibalism, incest, rape, castration, nymphomania, alcoholism and murder.
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A new Alabama law will require some sex offenders to undergo chemical castration, a forced medical treatment that critics say is both inhumane and ineffective.
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The castration mandate would apply to people convicted of sex crimes against children younger than 13, according to WBRC, a Fox affiliate based in Birmingham.
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Two years after choosing castration to avoid a custodial sentence, he ended his life at the age of 41 by eating an apple laced with cyanide.
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"All sides ... have been complicit in the killing or castration of men and boys," wrote Stephen Twigg, chair of the International Development Committee, a parliamentary watchdog.
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The album's most moving passage opens with one of the album's ferociously named instrumentals, a collage of whooshes and cracks called "Whip" (another is titled "Castration").
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The implication of emasculation there is raised to near castration in the work's final bit, when Ms. Vadas coldly pulls the plug from Mr. Czitrom's guitar.
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Murray was given a conditional discharge, but Turing was ordered to undergo chemical castration by taking doses of the female hormone estrogen to reduce sex drive.
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When, during my visit, a woman was gang raped near Viterbo, his call for "chemical castration" of the perpetrators led the news cycle for 24 hours.
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Alabama is the seventh state, including California, Florida, Montana and Louisiana, to have a chemical castration law, although it's unclear how often the punishment is utilized.
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In others, chemical castration, a slow-release testosterone neutralizer, remains a popular route for lowering pedophiles' sex drives, though it's typically only offered to sex offenders.
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Whichever version they followed, all of Cybele's priests (known as galli) performed voluntary self-castration in honor of Attis as their final initiation into the cult.
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Act Two delves into conflict territory—shitty people being shitty people—rape, sacrifice, betrayal, really good guys getting killed, castration, and really bad guys getting killed.
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"Castrate levels" refers to the target range of testosterone in the blood after chemical or surgical castration and is usually defined as 50 nanograms per deciliter.
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For example, we are working with Medivation on a prospective patient registry to better understand the unique needs of patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC).
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Some critics contend that chemical castration laws are improperly coercive to inmates, who might be forced to choose between staying in prison and taking the drug.
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According to Michael Knight, a zoologist at the South African Parks Unit who consulted for Colombia's Environment Ministry in 2009, only culling or castration are realistic options.
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Indonesia has raised the punishment for convicted pedophiles to chemical castration, in response to national outrage following the brutal gang rape and murder of a young girl.
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Throughout the conflict, the UN has documented human rights violations and atrocities committed by both sides, including mass rape, castration, forced cannibalism, and civilians being burned alive.
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Some in Burundi&aposs opposition, which has faced hate speech from officials including threats of drowning and castration, say they have little choice but to fight back.
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Since the price of joining her household was voluntary castration, Willoughby fled, arriving in Scotland in the cargo of a ship, which is how he met Jamie.
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On her 1994 album The Sporting Life, a collaboration with Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones, she creates a sadistic fantasy of castration, male rape, torture, and murder.
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Seven teenage boys were each sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crime, which revived calls for chemical castration as an appropriate punishment in such cases.
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Kay Ivey on Monday, requires people convicted of a sex crime against a child under 13 to begin chemical castration treatment before their release, according to CNN.
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The stigma against pedophilia often directly affects the availability of resources; in Texas, for example, the government will pay for a pedophile's physical, but not chemical, castration.
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The trial involved administering either olaparib, a type of targeted cancer therapy, or other drug treatments to patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer and HRR gene mutations.
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In the past, efforts to change someone's sexual orientation sometimes involved extreme measures like institutionalization, castration and electroshock therapy, according to the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
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Yet the Alabama Senate passed a bill last week permitting chemical castration on prisoners eligible for parole, and the law is currently awaiting approval from Republican Gov.
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Research has shown that anywhere from two to eight percent of men with prostate cancer worldwide have this particularly hardy form, known as nonmetastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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That is, until I started looking closely at the submitted views, which, as in the case of my castration view, contained hints of minds at war with themselves.
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With a nightmarish humor, she has adorned the gallery walls of Freight + Volume with genitalia, patriotism, and zealous castration scenes where Puritans and Donald Trump lookalikes are victims.
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Indonesia's doctors' association chose not to co-operate with a presidential decree ordering chemical castration for child molesters, saying it violates doctors' ethical code and will prove ineffective.
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Kay Ivey of Alabama, a fellow Republican, earlier signed the abortion and marriage license bills, and on Monday her office announced that she had signed the castration legislation.
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My hormone-therapy prescription was designed both to recognize the suffering of the sinner—he's "sick" and treatable with medicine—and to punish him with that pitiless word. Castration.
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I conceded that it could be an elective therapeutic treatment for men who acknowledged they were sexually compulsive and destructive, but compulsory castration would be appropriate only for convicts.
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As a presidential candidate, he has called for widespread chemical castration of accused sexual offenders and argued that the discourse of human rights has done a "disservice" to Brazil.
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Opponents of the chemical castration law say it's hypocritical that the state wants to castrate sex offenders but not allow people who get pregnant from rape to get abortions.
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In explaining the symbology of the sword in the chapter "The Sword and the Chrysanthemum," and of the "love's lengthened hair," in chapter three, she discusses Freud's castration complex.
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Joslyn insists that for the eight men in the cult, including Applewhite, who submitted to surgical castration, the decision made perfect sense once they had firmly decided to become celibate.
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The only time Grey Worm does move, is to block his love interest from removing his pants, since he doesn't want anyone else to see the results of his castration.
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Though Johnson and Irwig wrote exclusively on castration, and not penectomy, their analysis of medical data on eunuchs is relevant to the broader group of men who seek these procedures.
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The British drugmaker said the treatment met the main goal in a late-stage study of patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer and BRCA1/2 or ATM gene mutations.
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"In psychoanalytic terms, castration is a core fear that everyone experiences, if not the core fear," Dr. Vanessa Sinclair told me over email when I posed the question to her.
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It is the type of show that has the audacity to smash cut from a fairly serious discussion of castration to a close up of sausages in a frying pan.
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Is there a more depressing story than that of Alan Turing, the British genius who helped beat the Nazis but then was forced to undergo chemical castration for being gay?
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Throughout the conflict, the UN has documented and detailed accounts of human rights violations and atrocities committed by both sides, including mass rape, castration, forced cannibalism, and civilians being burned alive.
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Gary Van Ryswyk A Florida man has been arrested for allegedly performing a botched castration surgery on another man he'd met online through a fetish website for eunuchs, authorities said Tuesday.
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Cultural Studies None of the men in the Man Book Club had a problem with the bull-castration scene in "The Power of the Dog," a 2100 novel by Thomas Savage.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The Indonesian president, Joko Widodo, signed a decree on Wednesday authorizing chemical castration for convicted child sex offenders and requiring those released on parole to wear electronic monitoring devices.
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The inmates will have to pay for their own treatment unless a court rules that's unreasonable, and will start the process of chemical castration at least one month before they're released.
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The castration certainly underlines the depravity of the villains, who with each bullet and flick of the blade strengthen the case against them, paving the way for their preordained bloody punishment.
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Men's fears of castration compounded by an inherited cultural belief of sexual entitlement function as foundational pillars of masculinity, and patriarchies respond by attempting to control women's "dangerous" sexualities and bodies.
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Waters, who has made dark comedy out of cannibalism, coprophagia and castration and has been collecting since the 1960s, is drawn to art that would ''hate me if I let it.
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Alabama lawmakers want to force chemical castration on people convicted of sex crimes against young children — which would seemingly run afoul of the constitutional amendment that forbids cruel and unusual punishment.
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The new law requires people who were convicted of certain sex offenses, including rape, sodomy or incest, involving victims younger than 13 to receive chemical castration as a term of parole.
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Just as I feared that misandry motivated me to favor castration, this submitter, who said he was generally liberal, seemed anxious that in wanting to recriminalize abortion he was a closet misogynist.
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" According to the arrest report, Van Ryswyk told the deputies he had just removed the testicles of a man he'd met on "a website for those that have a fetish for castration.
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Lorena fulfilled the ideal image of a "jealous wife," whose "American dream had been destroyed"—and John's castration, the ultimate form of emasculation, was the sensational punishment for being a bad husband.
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Seven teenage boys were each sentenced to 10 years in prison for the crime, which prompted national outrage and revived previous calls for chemical castration as a punishment against child sex offenders.
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During her Senate bid, she garnered attention with an ad about pig castration and her promise to make the politicians in Washington "squeal" — an outsider ethos that matches that of Mr. Trump.
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"This chemical castration bill is a violation of the Eighth Amendment," which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment, Dillon Nettles, a policy analyst for the American Civil Liberties Union of Alabama, told Vox.
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His term would be co-opted decades later by feminist Freudian revisionists to indicate the acute castration anxiety and generalized fear of women that has become the cornerstone of phallocentric human culture.
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The movie, directed by Don Edmonds, begins with Ms. Thorne's character having sex with a prisoner and then presiding over his castration, her frequent punishment for those who do not satisfy her.
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" A report in the Journal of Korean Medical Science in 2013 said that chemical castration "results in very low levels of recidivism despite the strong psychological factors that contribute to sexual offending.
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For example, we know castration makes lambs less likely to engage in "play behavior" well afterward and that "debudding" — destroying the horn-producing part of the head — in calves does the same thing.
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A few animal castration studies seem to support this notion as well, and there've long been theories that different T levels explain at least some of the global phenomenon of longer female lifespans.
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Playing a castrato requires a leap of imagination, or empathy—the practice of castration was, thankfully, discontinued in the nineteenth century, and the true sound of Farinelli's voice can only be guessed at.
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The oral drug, Xtandi, in combination with an anti-hormone therapy was more successful than an anti-hormone therapy alone in improving overall survival in men with non-metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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In the senate, Mr. Torshin occasionally championed causes seen as eccentric, such as mandatory chemical castration for convicted pedophiles and legalizing handguns, a non-starter in a country that tightly restricts gun ownership.
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The patients were previously given other standard treatments and were still on hormone therapy that depleted their levels of testosterone—a form of chemical castration—since testosterone is known to fuel prostate cancer growth.
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The company said Lynparza was successful in making patients who have metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer and who have HRR gene mutations live longer without the disease worsening, compared with the standard of care.
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Xtandi at the time was the only major drug used to treat advanced castration resistant prostate cancer from that class of medicines, the government alleged, and Astellas was the only donor to both funds.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney announced Monday that Turing, who killed himself in 1954 after he was subjected to chemical castration, will appear on the new polymer note by the end of 2021.
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In the episode, Klein and Gawande discuss Gawande's story about chemical castration for prisoners, his time working in Bill Clinton's White House, and why Gawande thinks ineptitude has overtaken ignorance as medicine's key problem.
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"Chemical castration on its own addresses none of these needs," Ms. Barr continued, "and medical interventions should be used, if at all, only as part of a skilled treatment program, not as a punishment."
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Kay Ivey of Alabama has signed a so-called chemical castration measure into law, her office announced on Monday, leaving the state poised to set a stringent new parole condition for certain sex offenders.
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While castration hasn't been tested on abusers in the Harvey Weinstein style, it's been used with success on child molesters, bringing the recidivism rate, or so I'd read somewhere, from 75 percent to 2 percent.
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After calling the company and playing poltergeist for a few hours, she is forced out of her home, and fsociety is free to move in and celebrate their recent castration of the Wall Street bull.
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Endocyte Chief Executive Mike Sherman cited Novartis's "global reach and expertise" as critical to getting its main medicine, PSMA-617 for castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC), as well as its broader portfolio quickly to patients.
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Alabama will become one of eight states and territories to authorize chemical castration for sex offenders, according to USA Today — including California, Iowa, and Texas — though not all of those states make the treatment mandatory.
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"Because chemical castration is designed both to shackle the mind and cripple the body of sex offenders, it is doubly cruel, and should be struck down as a violation of the Eighth Amendment," Stinneford wrote.
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Kay Ivey on Monday signed a bill into law that requires someone convicted of a sex offense against a child under the age of 13 to begin chemical castration a month before being released from custody.
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The ACLU, which has already challenged the abortion ban in court, is likely to do the same with the chemical castration law, but will wait until a judge actually orders the treatment for someone, Nettles said.
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In 1952, the British government convicted him of "gross indecency" for his sexual orientation; to avoid a prison sentence, he submitted to twelve months of chemical castration, and, a year later, he died, apparently by suicide.
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Patients need a thorough explanation of these side effects in addition to a medical evaluation to determine if the treatment is safe for them, Sorrentino said, and not all states that require chemical castration provide for that.
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The drug, Xtandi, in combination with an anti-hormone therapy showed statistically significant improvement in metastasis-free survival rate in men with non-metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) when compared with the standalone anti-hormone therapy.
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More than four years of civil warfare has left tens of thousands dead, two million displaced, half the population at threat of starvation without aid and a trail of atrocities — genocide, child warriors, rape, castration, burned villages.
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Yet another contingency undergirded my pro-castration platform: a church-trained, perhaps sentimental worldview that even the worst among us can be delivered from evil—if not by prayer alone then by the ministrations of a compassionate endocrinologist.
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On Wednesday, Widodo said those responsible for sexual abuse of children, as well as repeat sex offenders, could also face chemical castration and be tagged with an electronic chip to track their movements, citing the law he signed.
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It's taken many dehumanizing and degrading forms throughout the years, including: castration; electroshock therapy; masculinity or femininity "training"; and inducing nausea, vomiting or paralysis while showing gay people homoerotic imagery, according to the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
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The positive data sets the stage for an earlier-than-expected approval of the drug, which is already cleared to treat metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) - where the cancer has spread to other parts of the body.
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Other attempts to convert LGBT people to heterosexuality throughout history have included methods like lobotomy, electroshock to the hands, head, and genitals, testicle transplants from dead straight men, "bladder washing," castration, female circumcision, nausea-inducing drugs, and beatings.
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"Chemical castration risks offering a false solution, and a simple one, to what is inevitably a complex and difficult problem," said Heather Barr, a senior researcher on women's rights with Human Rights Watch, the New York-based organization.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Sunday minimized tensions with his boss, President Donald Trump, and brushed aside comments from an influential lawmaker, who compared Trump's undermining of his top diplomat to a public castration.
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More sophisticated measures are being developed — for example, software tools that try to read pain from an animal's face — but there are still open questions, such as whether castration and dehorning cause long-lasting pain or only acute pain.
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While one would expect that kind of health-threatening habit was spurned by castration-happy Villanelle's many creative kills — you will have a newfound fear of hairpins and perfume bottles by the time the season is up — it's not.
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Salvini has been campaigning vigorously across Italy ahead of the EU vote, promoting hardline policies such as obligatory chemical castration for rapists and leaping to the defense of an avowed fascist publisher who got banned from a book fair.
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When it comes to chemical castration, some people even request the treatment — people who have committed sex offenses and those who are worried they might act on their sexual attraction to children frequently call Sorrentino seeking treatment, she said.
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Transgender advocates say that people supporting limitations on medical intervention for transgender youths are spreading medical inaccuracies, citing right-wing websites that accuse parents of allowing young children to undergo double mastectomies or castration as young as age 10.
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"A 7-year-old shouldn't be subjected to barbaric medical procedures because of an irresponsible adult," Roy said, referring to Younger's contention that Georgulas wanted to perform "chemical castration" via "hormone suppression of puberty," a charge that Georgulas's attorneys have denied.
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Chemical castration for child sex abusers in Indonesia According to Court News UK, Huckle posed as a Christian English teacher to groom and abuse children, including one as young a 33 months, in a poor Malaysian community over nine years.
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Over the decades, patients at conversion facilities have been subjected to a variety of methods to "cure" their homosexuality, including lobotomies, chemical castration, electric shock and nausea-inducing drugs given to them while watching same-sex pornography, according to Scientific American.
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Ernst, who in 2014 wrote her ticket to Washington in part with an ad referencing pig castration, recently told the presumptive Republican candidate she's very focused on Iowa and its role in the upcoming election as a potential swing state.
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") In a copy of a July 2014 letter she wrote to advocates, Meadows described her experiences as having included: "[suicidal] attempts or thoughts, also thoughts of self mutilation (mainly self castration), sufferings from severe stress, anxiety, sadness, loneliness, depression and discomfort.
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Well that may be overstating things — it's hard to imagine a demise dire enough to adequately punish the scourge of the North, whose atrocities over nearly four seasons on "Game of Thrones" included rape, patricide, infanticide, Fat Walda-cide and castration.
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Despite this, non-citizens continued to join the galli through the traditional method of self-castration and led processions through the streets of Rome, right up until the end of religious tolerance after the state adopted Christianity as the official faith.
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Policymakers in the European Union have been trying to abandon surgical castration for years; a 2010 declaration by an EU panel called for its abandonment in all EU member states by 2018, a goal that was very clearly not reached.
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The FDA has earlier approved the drug for non-metastatic prostate cancer, a form of cancer which does not spread to other parts of the body, and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, which spreads and continues to grow despite hormone therapy.
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The FDA has earlier approved the drug for non-metastatic prostate cancer, a form of cancer that does not spread to other parts of the body, and metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, which spreads and continues to grow despite hormone therapy.
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And while McNeeley's castration may not be unique, he added, the existence of a first-person newspaper account from a survivor of such violence is remarkable, and it may prevent the staggering act from being consigned to the ash heap of history.
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The big picture: Miliband tells Axios that brutal acts are being carried out in a "vacuum" caused in part by a U.S. retreat from "global responsibility," a "castration" of U.K. foreign policy by Brexit, and widespread disdain for international norms and institutions.
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After the Bags parted ways in 1981, Bag joined other punk and deathrock bands like Castration Squad, Las Tres, Stay at Home Bomb, and Cholita, prodding the genre's musical and thematic boundaries with each new group as she became an active lyricist.
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"The chemical castration penalty, in our view, will not reduce sexual violence against women, since violence against women is born from the viewpoint of demeaning women, placing women as sexual objects," said Azriana Rambe, chairwoman of Indonesia's National Commission on Violence Against Women.
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Kartono Mohamad, a former chairman of the association who remains an adviser to it, said judges in Indonesia's legal system, which analysts have long accused of being corrupt and incompetent, should not have unchecked power to unilaterally hand down chemical castration penalties.
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The new law is named after Alan Turing, the celebrated breaker of Germany's secret codes in World War II who was convicted of homosexual acts, accepted chemical castration in lieu of prison and died two years later, in 1954, of an apparent suicide.
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But laws like the one in Alabama are misguided, said Dr. Renee Sorrentino, a forensic psychiatrist in Massachusetts who prescribes chemical castration, because the process is only effective in some sex offenders and needs to be coupled with therapy and medical evaluation.
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A literature review from the American Veterinary Medical Association in 2013 documents extensive evidence that piglets experience pain during castration, from their high levels of stress hormones like cortisol, their squealing, and their trembling and lying alone for days following the procedure.
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While there aren't comprehensive statistics for the number of black men castrated by white mobs, experts say that white men's fear of black male sexuality lead to a constant threat of violence, including castration, from the time of slavery to the mid-twentieth century.
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"This case is about a particularly egregious and hurtful campaign of defamations and privacy invasions, falsely asserting that Mr. Simmons is transitioning from a male to a female, including 'shocking sex surgery,' breast implants, hormone treatments and consultations on medical castration," the lawsuit states.
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"These promising data .. coupled with the significant unmet medical need in patients with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, propelled us to initiate three new Phase 3 trials to further evaluate these Keytruda combination regimens," said Roy Baynes, chief medical officer at Merck Research Laboratories.
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Ginny Ehrhart proposed the "Vulnerable Child Protection Act," which would make it illegal for medical providers to consider any treatment which would result in "sterilization, mastectomy, vasectomy, castration and other forms of genital mutilation," many of which are not treatments considered for trans adolescents.
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But the aspect of this scene that floored me most is that it took a serious, respectful approach to both Grey Worm's castration and his insecurity around it — which, for a show that's usually obsessed with penises, may be the most shocking thing of all.
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Put aside the fact that so-called "snowflakes" watch Game of Thrones, Bill Burr, and South Park in their free time, and thus routinely expose themselves to narratives and jokes about rape, incest, castration, misogyny, and racism, as well as jokes about politically correct college students.
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Her brush with popular culture would come in 1994, when she teamed up with John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin on "The Sporting Life," a collection of homicidal love songs that combined Mr. Jones's signature heavy grooves with Ms. Galás's malevolent ravings about castration, rape and torture.
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"The galli were represented as objects of disgust in literature—voluntary self-castration was not what a good Roman man did—but there is no evidence that the priests themselves internalized this humiliation," Dr. Helen Morales, a classicist from the University of Santa Barbara, tells Broadly.
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They know Turing, the cryptologist who cracked the Nazi Enigma code, helped win World War II. And they remember Turing as a martyr for gay rights who, after being prosecuted and sentenced to chemical castration, committed suicide by eating an apple laced with cyanide in 1954.
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She posted a picture of a castration device with the caption, "I know what we do on the farm when a male can't control his own rage #ActLikeAnAnimalGetTreatedLike1" Some people freaked out -- and pointed out the long, shameful history of white people comparing blacks to animals in America.
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Beginning in 1976, he taught the nation's first Gay Studies course at California State University in which he argued that King David, Alexander the Great, Michelangelo Buonarotti and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky were gay, and that Thomas Jefferson framed a Virginia bill in 1776 to make homosexuality punishable by castration.
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" I asked him how he and his people had framed the conversation, and he said, "The nature of the debate was quite complex—as best I could tell from the literature, chem castration is very effective in some people and ineffective in others—high chance of side effects in both.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesia's national medical association has told its members not to cooperate with a presidential decree authorizing the country's courts to punish convicted child molesters with chemical castration, escalating a nationwide debate over the legality, medical ethics and efficacy of the procedure after a series of recent rapes and murders.
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Set at a time when homosexuality and abortion were illegal and the National Health Service was still finding its feet, the series weaves questions of identity, agency and survival into episodes that, without fuss or fanfare, confront the show's staunch midwives with problems like incest, chemical castration, syphilis and sex slavery.
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It isn't clear where he was holidaying but we can presume it's somewhere on the coast (not at the seaside, we're not talking Blackpool or Burntisland here), somewhere exotic and eccentric (New Zealand, perhaps, or even Sausalito, the scene of his future castration), but maybe that's just the poet in me.
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" When writer and Vox contributor Melanie McFarland asked if Bloys's prior answer means we'll ever see the same level of sexualized violence against the male characters on Game of Thrones as we have with women, Bloys referenced one character's castration before ending his answer with a joke: "We're going to kill everybody.
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First, there is so much turmoil in government that there is probably no parliamentary majority for either the Prime Minister's castration Brexit (which would leave us following the EU's rules without a vote on them) or the extremists' crash-out Brexit (which would savage the economy and undermine the peace process in Ireland).
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On June 7, 413, Alan Turing, a British mathematician who has since been acknowledged as one the most innovative and powerful thinkers of the 20th century — sometimes called the progenitor of modern computing — died as a criminal, having been convicted under Victorian laws as a homosexual and forced to endure chemical castration.
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Stilling Caravaggio's scene of violence, which evokes male castration, Buren's shimmering, reflective rectangles of light seem to gently wash out over the dim floor towards the painting — parts of which are reflected in the pyramid's mirrors (depending on viewer position), so that neither work reverts only to its own space and chronology.
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Right now, surgical castration of pigs without anesthetic is the norm in many countries, including the US. Its defenders, including the dominant US pork producer Smithfield Foods, argue that the procedure is necessary to avoid "boar taint," an unpleasant odor and taste produced by the hormone androstenone and the digestive compound skatole.
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"This is a landmark trial and potentially practice-changing for men with advanced metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer -- the deadly phase of the disease," said Dr. Maha Hussain, deputy director of the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago and first author of the trial.
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On May 25, the president abruptly announced that he had signed the decree authorizing chemical castration as well as doubling sentences and even permitting the death penalty for sexual assaults on children, amid public uproar over the brutal gang rape and murder in April of a 14-year-old schoolgirl on the island of Sumatra.
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Medical books tended to concentrate on more extreme acts—castration, amputation, or enucleation (removal of an eye)—though in hospital and asylum medical notes, the definition was much wider: skin-picking, hair-plucking, knocking any part of the body, cuts and other injuries, swallowing foreign bodies, inserting things like needles under the skin, and eating trash.
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America and the UN have become willing to compromise on Mr Assad's fate in order to concentrate on IS, despite ever more evidence of industrial-scale torture by the regime, including sodomy, burning using welding torches, and castration that is being documented by the Commission for International Justice and Accountability, an independent investigative body working on Syria.
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The opening credit sequence shows a woman daintily carving a real rat served on fine china, and the rest of the action treats viewers to an act of self-castration, an eye being gouged out with a stiletto heel, a woman being asphyxiated in a bowl of dog food and a great many sex scenes, some regrettably unforgettable.
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In the past, biomedical interventions in the criminal justice system have mostly been limited to chemical castration for sex offenders, with libido-reducing drugs being used in Europe and the US. Over the past few years, as neuroscientific advances raised the possibility of treating a wider array of offenders, ethicists have begun to probe its moral limits.
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Not only did live burials, castration, the carving of organs and the roasting of people become routine, but more diabolical tortures were practiced, such as hanging people by their tongues on iron hooks or burying people to their waists and watching them torn apart by German shepherds ... So sickening was the spectacle that even Nazis in the city were horrified.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's multifront tariff war has provoked foreign retaliation against U.S. exports, but its most lasting consequence may be Congress' reaction to this castration of its constitutional authority over trade.
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" Edmonds' omission in Fragmented also gestures towards answering the question David Marriott posed in his book, On Black Men: "Is there not a recuperative act of identification taking place with white racial fears, in whose irruptive and violent filial preservation of racial purity, sadistic fantasies of incorporation and acts of castration were repeatedly manifested in the unveiling of the black penis as a threat no longer hidden?
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE will not be the Democratic nominee in 6900, but his amazingly successful candidacy will nonetheless have a lasting impact on the Democratic Party in many ways — starting with the elimination, or at least the political castration, of superdelegates.
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Whether the fight arose over a trivial bet on a tennis match, sparked by years of bad blood, or whether Caravaggio's cut to Tomassoni's leg was meant to humiliate and not kill, or whether the blade was aimed at the groin as a symbolic (or even attempted) castration, the result was the same: the bando capitale, a sentence handed down by the Borghese pope, Paul V (the notorious persecutor of Galileo), granting license to anyone in the papal territories to kill the painter and present his decapitated head as proof that justice was done.
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