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― Pat Conroy, The Lords of Discipline

“The minute you read something that you can't understand, you can almost be sure that it was drawn up by a lawyer. ”
― Will Rogers

A. General:

1. Mandated registration for all sex offenders.
    
2. Forbidden from travelling outside of a ---- radius of registered address.
    
3. Forbidden from travelling outside of the state/province.
    
4. Forbidden from renting a hotel room, airBnB, or types of property per hour.
    
5. If permitted to live within a school zone, the offender will be placed on house arrest or at the bare minimum, GPS tracked.
    
6. Tracking device on any vehicle within the household.
    
7. Forbidden from using a ruse (or assuming another identity, gender, name, age and/or username) with or without the intent to hide their identity online. The offender must use the name given on the sex offender registry as online handles and usernames.

B. Internet Restrictions:

1. The offender is required to purchase a static internet connection which would allow corporations and privately owned organizations to more effectively block online activity. A Static IPs connects to the internet from the same "address", which means it stays the same over time, opposed to a dynamic IP address, which means the address can change over time or by simply resetting the router. The Static IP address can be easily included on the registry, allowing a 3rd party corporation to create a database globally similar to the child-porn database.
    
2. Forbidden from using the websites or social media platforms identified to lure victims.
    
3. The identification and termination of all accounts used to interact and lure victims allowing current victims still in-contact to be notified of the on-going danger.
    
4. Restrictions to circumvent Static IP limitations:
   • Forbidden from using 3rd party apps like “tapatext”, “Tor/darkweb”, "incognito mode" to connect to the internet on another IP.
   • Forbidden from using cellular data.
   • Forbidden from using “hot-spots” or public Wifi at private businesses and/or publicly owned property (ex: libraries, gyms).

C. Sex offenders with a compromised computer system (child-porn, deviant written or visual representations of minors (under 18) or sexual content made to resemble underage subjects):

1. Refrain from creating, viewing and/or sharing written work, such as poetry and short stories, that are meant to illicit sexual arousal and/or sadistic material, etc.
    
2. Unable to possess a camera or video recording device (including smart phone).
    
3. Unable to possess or access software/hardware to copy and save media files (ex: videos, images).

https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Home/Index

Resources for victims:

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/policing/victims/servicesfunding.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/policing/victims/rolerights.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/finder.html

http://cybertip.ca/

Resources for advocacy:

RCMP:

Government:

Department of Justice Canada:

Please advocate for more funding for these organizations (who have already received federal grants so they are considered "reputable" (in theory)).

"WeProtect Global Alliance"

Please also recommend implementing an INTERNATIONAL DATABASE OF STATIC IP ADDRESSES FOR REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS!!

"PLEA Community Services Society of British Columbia's "Safer Space" program"

Youth workshops on sexual exploitation online.

GBV Knowledge Centre - WAGE:

THIS ORGANIZATION CREATES AND PROVIDES ONLINE TRAINING FOR POLICE OFFICERS. THIS SHOULD BE MANDATED TRAINING.

Please advocate for more funding for training AND research!!!

British Columbia Society For Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse:

You are cracking me up!! ONLY 2600$ for the MALE SEXUAL ABUSE VICTIMS? I understand they likely only requested that amount but FUCK. At least round up to 3K...

https://www.senate.gov/senators/
http://www.house.gov/representatives

https://eca.state.gov/organizational-funding/open-grant-solicitations

https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1573011/download

https://www.justice.gov/file/1354626/download