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Feb. 5, 2014: Pope Francis listens to his speech being translated in 
several languages, during his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square 
at the Vatican.APVATICAN CITY  The Vatican says it regrets what it 
calls the attempt by a U.N. committee to interfere with its teaching 
on abortion and contraception in a damning report on the priestly sex 
abuse scandal.The U.N. report on Wednesday said the Vatican should change 
its rules on abortion and teach sexual education in Catholic schools to 
ensure children's rights and their access to health care are guaranteed.The 
Vatican said in a statement that it remains committed to defending and 
protecting the rights of children but that it regrets that the committee 
had attempted "to interfere with Catholic Church teaching on the dignity 
of human person and in the exercise of religious freedom."
SKOPJE, Macedonia  Macedonia's parliament has adopted a bill imposing chemical 
castration on repeat offenders convicted of sexually abusing children -- 
but the country's leading child protection group said Wednesday that the 
law is still too lenient.The Megjasi child protection group, which had campaigned 
for the procedure to be imposed on pedophiles, said the penalty should 
be mandatory even for first-time offenders.Lawmakers voted Monday to make 
penalties harsher for convicted pedophiles, increasing the maximum sentence 
from 15 years to life imprisonment and imposing chemical castration on second-time 
offenders, with the procedure to be imposed on their release from prison. 
It introduces a minimum 15-year prison term for severe sexual offenses against 
minors, while other sexual-related crimes against children are punishable 
by between three and 10 years in prison.The legislation also offers reduced 
prison sentences to first-time offenders agreeing to undergo the procedure 
voluntarily.The procedure involves regular injections that decrease the 
production of testosterone. The bill doesn't specify a length of time for 
the treatment.If imposed after an initial conviction, "chemical castration 
would prevent first time offenders repeating the crime," said Megjasi head 
Dragi Zmijanac, adding that the rights group's proposal for released offenders 
to be tagged with electronic bracelets was not accepted and didn't make 
it into the legislation.Zm
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