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Japan Considers GPS Tracking for High-Risk Stalkers

The Japanese government is currently considering implementing GPS tracking for individuals identified as high-risk stalkers. This measure aims to enhance victim protection and prevent further incidents.

28 Jul, 05:30 — 28 Jul, 05:30
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japan-timesMostly Factual29d ago

Japan weighing GPS tracking for ‘high-risk’ stalkers

Many key details remain undecided, including who exactly would be deemed as a "high-risk" offender and whether court approval would be required.

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First report: NHK World · 28 Jul, 03:10Full coverage: 2 · 2hWindow: 2h
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NHK World28 Jul, 03:10First to report

ストーカー加害者にGPS装着 政府が被害者保護で検討へ

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japan-times28 Jul, 05:30Latest update

Japan weighing GPS tracking for ‘high-risk’ stalkers

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