(AGENPARL) – ven 13 settembre 2024 Sexual harassment and violence in the military
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Sexual harassment and sexual violence in the military [https://www.nato.int/docu/review/articles/2024/09/13/sexual-harassment-and-sexual-violence-in-the-military/index.html] Professor Matt Fossey, Dr Lottie Herriott
Modern, well-functioning, agile and responsive militaries rely on personnel with an eclectic range of skills and attributes. This, by definition, requires a diverse workforce. Militaries are historically predominantly male, but across NATO, Allied forces are looking to recruit and retain more women in their ranks. Women still only occupy an average of 9 to 16% of roles across NATO Allies, and shocking reporting in mainstream media of military rape cultures and rife sexual violence may detrimentally impact the future recruitment and retention of women in militaries.
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