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IwantToRetire · 08/10/2026 20:28

TheSandgroper · 08/10/2026 03:20

It’s not new and it’s not uniquely British. I had a quick look on google and it brings up cases going back to the eighties.

However, some women are becoming brave and putting their head above the parapet. https://lsj.com.au/articles/adf-faces-class-action-over-systemic-harassment-and-violence-against-women/

I think it goes back far further than that, and women have spoken up.

This is 2026 and young women are signing up for a career and the dominate male culture is basically allowing rape.

Why doesn't the army just advertise to female recruits that rape is part of the induction.

IzzyLeng · 08/10/2026 20:33

Strikeout44 · 06/08/2026 13:31

Needs shutting down and people need jailing, what an awful, awful place.

It’s not the place though it’s the culture wherever that is.

A male relative of mine was at Welbeck army college over 30 years ago and it was going on there. Against male recruits (there were no females then). Welbeck was a sixth form army college

IwantToRetire · 09/10/2026 19:23

Mr Gorden, highlighting previous parliamentary inquiries as well as the Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) own research, said they had all pinpointed to a “culture” of sexual violence and misogyny.

There was a danger, he warned now, that placing the new investigation into the hands of a senior military figure would make it more difficult for victims to speak out.

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/people/harrogate-mp-backs-calls-for-broader-investigation-after-rape-and-abuse-claims-at-army-college-9275979

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