We have been made aware of the fact that Yesmap's (now disabled) Matrix server was entered under false pretenses by the hostile editor of a supposed "MAP" website some months ago. While some screenshots/logs have been shared (including those of members suffering from mental-health and legal problems), no personally identifying information has been leaked. We are currently compiling a dossier of malicious and criminal activity we believe the publishers of this website are responsible for, and will soon publish and promote it.
SOPO
In the UK, the Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO) is a form of sex offender restriction applied to an offender at sentencing or after suspicious behaviour has been documented in the community. Police and the probation service both have significant powers in the proposal and modification of these orders in court. The SOPO enforces restrictions on the offender's behaviour, in order to protect the public from harm. These include registration if it is not already a requirement.
The SOPO was introduced as part of the Sexual Offences Act (2003) and replaced the previous sex offender and restraining orders.
Reference
Sex Crime: Sex Offending and Society, By Terry Thomas, Published by Willan Publishing, 2005, ISBN 1843921057, 9781843921059[1]