Free legal advice to be provided to victims of sexual offences perpetrated by military personnel for the first time
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- •The UK Government has announced the provision of free legal advice to victims of sexual offences committed by military personnel.
- •This initiative is part of broader reforms aimed at enhancing support for victims of serious and sexual crimes in the Armed Forces.
- •The reforms indicate a shift in the military's approach to accountability and victim support.
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- ▸If the implementation of free legal advice is successful it may lead to increased reporting of sexual offences within the military, affecting the Armed Forces' internal culture and accountability measures.
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OFFICIALUK Government - News (OFFICIAL)Free legal advice to be provided to victims of sexual offences perpetrated by military personnel for the first timeOFFICIALUK Government - News (OFFICIAL)Victims of serious and sexual crime to receive better protection and support in Armed Forces justice reforms