Sexual assault is a heinous crime with an excessively high rate of recidivism, which numerous governments have endeavored to reduce with various monitoring and treatment systems. This study is centered on the 2005 amendments to Article 91-1 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of China, which stipulates compulsory treatment after the penalty, and further examined the current implementation of, and disputes with this system. This study also explored whether compulsory treatment violated the non-retroactive principle and other human rights protected by constitutional law, comparing the system of compulsory treatment with other mandatory domestic punishments. Finally, international treatment systems for sexual assault were introduced as a reference to prevent human rights violations when conducting comprehensive monitoring on sex offenders.

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