Freedom

We currently do not know their location. All Mobile Task Forces are tasked with finding every escaped SCP. SCP-8654 is also going to be interviewed on the note that it left behind, claiming that it had no part in starting the escape, but followed along because it wanted to see the outside. SCP-8654 must not be stripped of any of its rights upon recontainment (unless SCP-8654 goes rogue), as the note said that it had no intention of wanting to aid in any escape missions. Every other escaped SCP capable of intelligent speech must be immediately scheduled for an interview upon returning to the SCPs' respective sites.

SCPs requiring recontainment:

SCP-035
SCP-049
SCP-066
SCP-073
SCP-076
SCP-106
SCP-109
SCP-131
SCP-173
SCP-348
SCP-387
SCP-458
SCP-939
SCP-999
SCP-1230
SCP-2295
SCP-6010
SCP-6997
SCP-6998
SCP-6999
SCP-8001
SCP-8654
SCP-8654-2

Update: SCP-6001 was asked to tell the location of the escaped SCPs, as it isn't known if SCP-6001 can do that. A day later, it sent the following answers:

SCP-035: Works at an incineration plant, using its black liquid to corrode trash and not have to burn it and produce pollution. Excess liquid is cleaned up on a daily basis. It is provided humanoid objects (dummies, robots, stuff like that) that were thrown away, and isn't provided any actual humans.

SCP-049: Living with a family who's father died of cancer. It can choose whether or not its touch is deadly. The children love SCP-049, and the son wants to be a doctor when he grows up.

SCP-066: Lives with a family that has a son named Eric.

SCP-073: Learned to be a good person and now goes to church. The priest says that God forgives him for killing Abel.

SCP-076: Learned to be a good person and now defends the church that SCP-073 goes to.

SCP-106: Teaches visitors about WW1 items at a certain museum. People were terrified of it at first, but got to know it after it talked about a WW1 rifle and its experiences of fighting in WW1. It may look scary, but it acts like anything but. It's been trying to keep the corroding liquid in check, and no longer forces people into its pocket dimension.

SCP-109: In possession of SCP-106. It has started to be used to provide water to any homeless people near the museum.

SCP-131: Adopted by a loving family. SCP-131-C makes SCP-131 one of the best pets ever, as it can translate what people say to SCP-131-A and SCP-131-B.

SCP-173: I don't know. It isn't snapping necks, that's for sure.

SCP-348: Back where it was found.

SCP-387: In possession of SCP-8654-2.

SCP-458: I'm not telling you.

SCP-939: In a zoo. People love how it can replicate voices.

SCP-999: Now works with a therapist.

SCP-1230: In possession of someone with depression. It has helped immensely.

SCP-2295: I don't want to tell you, because then you'll take it away from the ones who need it.

SCP-6010: I don't want to tell you.

SCP-6997: In a nearby planetarium.

SCP-6998: I'm not telling you.

SCP-6999: In the same planetarium as SCP-6997.