Bill seeks to amend legislation to allow prosecution of sexual offences committed outside Gibraltar
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The Gibraltar Government has published a Bill to amend legislation and allow for Gibraltarians and Gibraltar residents to be prosecuted for sexual offences committed in other countries. Gibraltar law already contains a section on this issue but the provisions were declared unconstitutional earlier this year by the Supreme Court, which said “drafting errors” meant they...
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