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Justice says work is under way on Bill amid Ian Cameron’s campaign to name convicted sex offenders

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Justice says work is under way on Bill amid Ian Cameron’s campaign to name convicted sex offenders

The Justice Department says work is under way on a draft Bill that could change public access to South Africa’s National Register for Sex Offenders, as Ian Cameron’s 30-day naming campaign reaches its halfway point.

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