New SA laws would remove serious offenders' rights over victims' remains

The South Australian government is set to pass new laws that strip serious offenders of the power to dictate what happens to their victims' remains. This move is a significant step in prioritizing the dignity and closure for victims' families, ensuring that perpetrators no longer have a say in how their victims are treated post-mortem. This legislative change underscores a broader societal shift towards prioritizing victims' rights and ensuring justice and respect are upheld even after the most heinous crimes.