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Military still risks failing victims, leaked report says

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Military still risks failing victims, leaked report says
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It added that current investigative processes were "hindered by excessive reporting requirements, unclear guidance and inconsistencies". This report makes me fear for our young service women wanting to report today."The review further said the DSCC needed to "strengthen leadership" in the way it handles cases of rape and serious sexual offences. She said she was dragged down stairs and violently pushed out into the street, suffering cuts, bruises and burns.

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Military still risks failing victims, review findsImage source, Family photoByJonathan Beale Defence correspondentPublished1 hour agoA leaked internal Ministry of Defence (MoD) report, obtained by the BBC, has highlighted serious failings in a new military command set up to investigate the most severe crimes, including rape and sexual assault.The Defence Serious Crime Command (DSCC) was launched after the death of 19-year-old Gunner Jaysley Beck. An inquest later found the Army's mishandling of sexual assault and harassment complaints made by Beck contributed to her taking her own life, and exposed "systemic failings".However, an internal review has highlighted continued concerns with the unit and warned the military still risks failing victims.The MoD said the review's findings had been…

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