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The guy wearing yellow shirt is the offender, but yet he is supported by the community

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Giving 2nd chances to offenders

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1) We have to give second chances to ex-offenders, enabling them opportunities to reintegrate back to society.

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Public to take an active role is ensuring ex-offenders have a second chance

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giving second chances to ex-offenders regardless of gender, race or religion

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Everyone to give ex-offenders a second chance to reintegrate back into the society.

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Group 6 (Miguel, Jannah, Humaira, Willabelle)

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Group 6 (Miguel, Jannah, Humaira, Willabelle)

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To give ex-offenders a second chance

Be more accepting to ex-offenders

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The individual wearing yellow may be the ex-offender, who has turned over a new leaf and fully reintegrated and accepted back into society through the Yellow Ribbon Project.

The yellow shirt that the individual in the middle is wearing symbolises the act of receiving benefits from the Yellow Ribbon Project

People are also visibly seen smiling, which highlights how individuals have to be inclusive and happy to welcome back ex-offenders back to society

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They are trying to portray that ex-offenders are harmless, should be destigmatized and if everyone comes together to support them, there is a lesser chance of re-offending

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Assuming that there is stigma, society is not forgiving or accepting ex-offenders

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we should not stigmatize and give second chances to ex-offenders to re-enter society.

in the picture, the middle man wearing yellow shirt symbolising yellow ribbon, with people looking at him and smiling at him, showing that they accept him back to the community regardless that he is an ex-offender

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Singapore Prison is supportive in giving second chances

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1) Can there be more tangible evidence of successful rehabs

2) What is the end point of rehab?

3) How can we be certain or conclude that someone is rehab?

4) What is the process of rehab?

5) Why does the government/public groups all types of offenders together?

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Despite campaigns like the Yellow Ribbon Project, why does social stigma towards ex-offenders still persist in Singapore?

Why does stigma against ex-offenders remain strong despite years of rehabilitation campaigns?

How can we move beyond forgiveness to true inclusion for ex-offenders in workplaces and communities?

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- Acceptance

- Help them with reintegration

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How effective is the yellow ribbon in the rehabilitation of offenders?

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The HDB in the background gives a communal aspect.

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A community of support with family, friends, SPS

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The guy in an apron may be someone who has reintegrated with a skill and he is supported by the guy in yellow who may be a yellow ribbon partner. The group of people may be families and friends with SPS still supporting him.

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- Ex-offenders will be accepted by everyone of all races, age and genders

- Assuming the apron guy is the offender, there is an assumption that those of blue collar jobs will be an offender/ an offender will only get opportunities for blue-collared jobs

[Apron could be associated with employees of wet market, fnb workers]

- Lack of inclusivity of housing - HDB may imply those of lower SES

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- How can we help them reintegrate?

⁃ How can we ensure there is equality in employment for those who served time?

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Are we an important factor in ensuring proper reintegration for ex-offenders?

How does community acceptance impact ex-offenders reintegrating back to society?

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Group 6 (Miguel, Jannah, Humaira, Willabelle)

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Group 6 (Miguel, Jannah, Humaira, Willabelle)

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There is a high amount of stigma towards ex-offenders

Ex-offenders may not be treated well in public

Inclusiveness is a collaborative effort, everyone plays a part in it

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How can we help to give 2nd chances?

What are the gov going to do to have everyone to accept 2nd chances?

More community based sentencing for low risk offenders to give them a chance to reflect on their offences when they are put in the societal setting?