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The Bahamas Christian Council urges caution on public sexual offender registries, warning of unintended harm in small, close-knit communities. They argue that while protecting kids is vital, a fully public list risks vigilantism and collateral damage—like hurting innocent family members. Emphasizing that most abuse comes from trusted figures, they stress that registries can’t replace parenting, education, or strong policies. They also question whether The Bahamas has the resources to support such a system, pointing to other countries with robust infrastructure. Instead, they propose strengthening the current system: granting full access to law enforcement and controlled access to child welfare groups, while using targeted public warnings only when an offender poses an immediate threat.

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