Problem statement: Campaigns against sexual assault and sexual harassment have been deployed for a decade in society, especially in the Arm Force, which has millions of service members. The result is disappointing when unwanted sexual contact arises, fewer people opt to report it, and fewer perpetrators are legally punished.
Solution#1: How is the sexual harassment and sexual assault annual mandatory training effective in the Arm Forces?
Solution#2: what should the system do to build the trust or confidence of the victims/survivors that the system will work for them?
Solution#3: Is the punishment for sexual harassment and sexual assault strict enough to punish perpetrators and deter people?
Works Cited
Meghann Myers. “The military’s sexual assault problem is only getting worse.” Your Miliraty, 1 Sept. 2022, https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2022/09/01/the-militarys-sexual-assault-problem-is-only-getting-worse/
Hlab Jennifer. “After a Spike in Sexual Assaults on Troops, Is Real Change on the Way?.” Defense One, 7 Sept. 2022, https://www.defenseone.com/policy/2022/12/after-spike-sexual-assaults-troops-real-change-finally-way/380554/
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