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interact and discuss the untoward consequences of committingcrimes. Thereafter, 10 district-based student forums, eachparticipated by about 150 nominated students and other invitedguests from concerned community groups, were held in 2004.CSD will conduct more school forums in other districts in2005 and review the effectiveness of the activity aftercompleting a round of forums in all 18 districts.b) For General Public• New posters carrying the publicity message were displayed inbus stops and tram stops during 2004.• New Radio and Television APIs were produced and broadcaston the television and radio starting from May/June 2004, sothat appeal for public support for rehabilitated offenders couldreach different sectors of the community.• The third series of the TV docu-drama on rehabilitatedoffenders “The Road Back” was broadcast from September toNovember 2004 with an average audience of 18% (or 1.2million people). As with the first two series broadcast in 2000and 2002 respectively, CSD would produce DVD copies of theprogramme for distribution to schools, voluntary organizations,youth groups etc. as teaching and counselling material forstudents and teenagers.• Short video excerpts about the rehabilitation services wereproduced and uploaded onto CSD’s website for viewing by thepublic, potential employers, etc. to enhance their understandingof the institutional training and rehabilitation programmes forprisoners.• A special TV programme entitled “Variety Show forRehabilitated Offenders” was produced and broadcast by theTelevision Broadcast Ltd. on 26 November 2004 to promotethrough a soft approach community acceptance of rehabilitatedoffenders.• “An Unparalleled Show 2004” highlighting inmates’ talents incultural and recreational activities was held on 3 December2004. Apart from promoting public acceptance ofrehabilitated offenders, the Show also brought out the119