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in the turing law, for people who could posthumously have their records cleared. even after they died. it was automatically cleared by the government. that was named after alan turing, the wartime code breaker, who was convicted of gross indecency and homosexual acts. he was pardoned 60 years after his death. fast forward to today to these new changes, as well, which we believe will affect, potentially, hundreds of people from the research that we ve done. with new offences to be included, including solicitation by men. that would be something if you are previously convicted of, that would be taken off your record. 0r possibly, not just hundreds of thousands of people if you include people who are going to be pardoned posthumously. ijust want to finish with something that i got sent from the stonewall charity. they campaign for lgbt rights and i spoke to them this morning and they welcomed the news. they said, countless gay and bisexual men have had their lives and careers turned
taken off of their records but campaigners said this really only was eligible for a very narrow list of offences. it didn t include everything. and there was also new pardons brought in in 2017 covering offences like conviction of gross indecency. this is a change to government s disregard and pardon scheme. they want to ensure that everyone convicted or cautioned under laws that have since been abolished can have them wiped from their records. b5 abolished can have them wiped from their records. their records. as you say, it has been a process their records. as you say, it has been a process of their records. as you say, it has been a process of change - their records. as you say, it has been a process of change and i their records. as you say, it has l been a process of change and just listening to the brief part of the interview that we had there, it is a reminder of how recently this was happening to people. why has it taken so long to get to this point? it has been a gradual a
they could for me promote me, get the best out of me. so when i was 21, i ended up finding out i m gay. so then you ve got to lead a double life. and when that double life was discovered, david realised it would be the end of his military career. from the moment i admitted to it, i was held in a cell, separate from everyone, and then the trial happened. and then you go. yeah, you re handcuffed, you re going into the cell, you re treated like any other prisoner as if i d mugged or murdered someone. you re treated the same. offence gross indecency under the sexual offences act 1956, section. and how has that impacted you when applying forjobs? certain offences are kept you don t get rid of them. so, as a nurse, i had to go for a job. i had to do what s called enhanced disclosure, and that s where it came out. now, unless you actually know. it s listed as a sexual offence, so unless you actually know it s the offence of actually being gay, that s quite alarming. it s thought around
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