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Ahmed Al-Nahhas on claims for racial harassment in the armed forces. A series of recent cases have highlighted the issue of racial harassment in the…

By Ahmed Al-Nahhas
Could a culture of bullying, harassment and discrimination in the Armed Forces be contributing to…

In the midst of a retention and recruitment crisis with nine of the 16 infantry regiments at 20% or more below their “workforce capacity”, it…

By Charlotte Jose
New ‘Defence Authority’ to tackle cases of bullying, harassment and inappropriate behaviour

The MoD has recently carried out an internal review of inappropriate behaviour, including bullying, harassment and discrimination.  The review was commissioned in April 2019 following…

By Ahmed Al-Nahhas
Sexual harassment in the Armed Forces: Is enough being done?

An inquiry into harassment and bullying across the Armed Forces is due to report in the coming weeks. The inquiry was launched following a number…

By Hannah Swarbrick
Worrying results from the latest Army Sexual Harassment Report

A recent report on sexual harassment in the British Army has revealed that “sexualised behaviours” remain common. “Sexualised behaviours” include, for example: sending sexually explicit…

By Gaggan Mawi
Why it must be a case of “Time’s Up” For sexual harassment in the Armed…

There has been a somewhat unfolding National scandal in recent years revealing an alarming number of historic sexual abuse and assault cases, including those in…

By Claire Withey
MoD reveals extent of abuse against young recruits

A freedom of information request by Child Soldiers International has revealed that between January 2014 and August 2017, there were 50 cases of alleged violent…

By Hannah Swarbrick
Bullying trial collapses: Royal Military Police criticised for flawed investigation

A trial involving allegations of bullying against 16 army instructors has collapsed. Twenty-eight soldiers aged 16 and 17 had claimed they were abused and assaulted…

By Hannah Swarbrick
Girls just wanna Have fundamental rights: Does Equality really exist in the Armed Forces?

The Women’s Army Auxillary Corps enabled the enrolment of women into the British Army for the first time in July 1917.  Yet it took almost…

By Claire Withey
Deepcut inquest to examine bullying claims

A fresh inquest into the death of a vulnerable young solider at Deepcut barracks will examine whether he was hounded to death by “bullying and…

By Hannah Swarbrick
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