Madagascar proposes controversial bill for castration of child rapists amidst debate The justice minister of Madagascar stands firm in defense of a contentious bill that allows for the castration of child rapists. Despite facing opposition from Amnesty International, which deems the measure "cruel, inhuman, and degrading," the Senate in Madagascar has approved the bill, endorsing both chemical and surgical castration. Justice Minister Landy Mbolatiana Randriamanantenasoa asserts that the country has the right to amend its laws to combat the rising incidents of rape, citing 600 recorded cases of minors being raped last...