Greenland’s prime minister has hinted that incarcerated sex offenders could be given hormone-changing drugs to help suppress the urge to commit crime. According to Siku News, Kuupik Kleist said that the construction of a new detention centre for sex offenders is a high priority for the government, despite complaints about a similar institution in Denmark. Read the full story

The Danish ethics Ethics council Council is charged with investigating cases of sexual abuse, leading a fact that has led Bishop Czeslaw Kozon to claim that he therefore has no obligation to report any such cases to police. Read the full story

The sex trade is alive and well in Iceland; which includes illegal prostitution and human trafficking, according to one of Iceland’s EUROPOL representatives. He says that Icelandic law enforcement agencies are worried because the problem appears to be growing. Read the full story

Police forces in Thailand and Sweden teamed up in a major sting operation aimed at bringing down suspects involved in sex crimes against children in Thailand. Among the people taken into custody were two “late middle-aged” Swedish men who were caught in the popular ‘sex-destination’ Thai beach town of Pattaya. Read the full story