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Glitter banged; remains so
Gary Glitter's hopes of getting out of his Vietnam jail have been frustrated by child protection groups, nine of whom wrote to the nation's authorities calling for him to be denied a holiday amnesty:
Ecpat Uk, which led the call to keep Glitter, 63, locked up, said: "We do not believe he has served enough time in prison to change his behaviour."
ECPAT doesn't explain what sort of help Glitter is currently getting in his Vietnamese jail to address his criminality; nor if it really believes that locking someone in a rat-infested jail is really a way to address "behaviour" rather than merely dumping a problem out-of-sight.
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The comment also assumes that Glitter's behaviour can be changed by external forces, something I tend to doubt. The trouble is that he's not only a paedophile, but also a predator. One is arguably a mental illness that may be treatable; the other is simply evil.
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