Women in Submarine Service suffered misogyny and bullying, Royal Navy finds
Women in the Submarine Service have suffered misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours, a Royal Navy investigation has found. This behaviour was seen "amongst all ranks" but was "not pervasive" across the service, the report said, after a two-year-long investigation.
Royal Navy chief apologises over bullying and misogyny in submarine service
The head of the Royal Navy has apologised after an investigation found “ misogyny, bullying and other unacceptable behaviours” in the submarine service. There was at least one report of rape, and women suffered lewd comments and sexual gestures, an official report has revealed.
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