"Sara Darehshori, senior counsel in the US Program, and Meghan Rhoad, researcher in the Women's Rights Division at Human Rights Watch, researched and wrote this report"--P. 1. "May 2015"--Spine. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Acknowledgements -- Summary -- Recommendations -- Methodology: I. Retaliation in the military -- II. Collateral misconduct -- III. Other Issues exacerbating retaliation -- IV. Failures to remedy retaliation -- Glossary.
Summary:
"This 113-page report finds that both male and female military personnel who report sexual assault are 12 times as likely to experience some form of retaliation as to see their attacker convicted of a sex offense. Retaliation against survivors ranges from threats, vandalism, and harassment to poor work assignments, loss of promotion opportunities, disciplinary action including discharge, and even criminal charges"--Publisher's website as viewed June 1, 2015.
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