Talk:Sexual misconduct in the British military

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New page[edit]

New page - comments and additions welcome as always.

A note on the title: the use of 'misconduct' is intended to include 'harassment' and 'assault/rape', which are typically understood to mean different categories of behaviour (although the legal definition of harassment in the UK includes serious sexual offences. The use of military rather than armed forces allows the inclusion of military youth organisations (cadets), which 'armed forces' wouldn't, and it sits better with other similar pages like the non-country-specific 'Sexual harassment in the military'.

I'm no good at adding categories but I will try - please improve on my efforts if you can.

Fugitivedave (talk) 10:59, 24 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Copyright notice[edit]

Some content has been copied from Sexual harassment in the military. Fugitivedave (talk) 11:01, 24 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]