The daughters of convicted paedophile Daniel Hume have been disgusted to learn that Corrective Services NSW granted their abuser a dying wish to have a family photo by his bedside.

The daughters, who were subjected to years of abuse from Hume, say they were traumatised after learning the photo went unchecked by guards.

"It makes me feel sick to my stomach he was allowed to look at me while he died," Neveah Jett said.

Hume was seven years into a 30-year sentence for the sexual abuse of 14 victims when he died in August. He had terminal cancer and was allowed to end his life via the voluntary assisted dying process, incensing his victims who say they were not informed ahead of time.

The family photo by Hume's bedside was taken when both of his daughters were being abused and was reques

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