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Military sexual assault case highlights reporting barriers, judge finds accused not guilty

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The Ontario Court of Justice has acquitted a military cook of sexual assault charges, highlighting significant barriers to reporting sexual misconduct in the Canadian Armed Forces. Despite finding th...

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