Detectives believe some of those featured they may hold vital information about offences.
A number of new faces have been added, taking the total now listed to 26.
Others are wanted for offences including absconding from jail and breaching the conditions of their licences once released from prison.
If you recognise anyone in the images, please South Yorkshire Police on 101.
9. Abib Gueye
Abib Gueye, from Sheffield, is a registered sex offender who has failed to comply with his requirements of being placed on the register. Gueye is described as black, slim and is approximately 6ft tall. He has black hair. Police want to hear from anyone who has seen or spoken to Gueye recently, or knows where he may be staying. He is known to frequent the area of Brighton in Sussex and is believed either to be in the Brighton or Sheffield areas. Call 999. Photo: SYP
10. Nasir Ali
Nasir Ali was released on temporary licence from Hatfield prison, Doncaster, between 8.30am on 18 October and 3pm on October 20 but failed to return. Ali is Asian and described as slim with a shaved head. He’s known to have links across Sheffield, as well as in Leeds and Manchester. Ali was serving an indeterminate sentence after being convicted of conspiracy to murder and firearms offences in 2009. Call 999 if he is spotted. Photo: SYP
11. Klevis Xhelaj
Klevis Xhelaj is wanted in connection with stalking and harassment offences. He is of a stocky build, with dark brown hair, stubble, tattoos on his chest and an Albanian accent. He is believed to be in Doncaster but has links to Dagenham, Croyden, London and Sheffield. Call 101 quoting investigation number 571 of June 11, 2021. Photo: SYP
12. Arkadiv Doniek
Arkadiv Doniek has been circulated as ‘wanted’ by South Yorkshire Police and once tracked down is to be questioned by detectives over alleged offences of possessing extreme pornography dating back to 2017. Doniek lived in Barnsley at the time. He was initially circulated as wanted in March 2019 but despite extensive enquiries, has not yet been located. Photo: SYP