Germany's Defense Minister Boris Pistorius
Germany’s Defense Ministry will crack down on cases of sexual misconduct after a survey showing such incidents are common in the military laid bare a potential obstacle to the country’s ambition to establish Europe’s largest conventional army.
About two in five female military personnel in Germany have experienced at least one incident of sexual misconduct in the past twelve months, the survey revealed. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius told lawmakers on Wednesday that the report showed a systemic problem in Germany’s military that needed to be tackled more vigorously.
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