OTTAWA - Some survivors of military sexual misconduct say they’re not being heard by the Liberal government as a major military justice reform bill nears its end stages in Parliament.
The bill would strip the military of its jurisdiction to investigate and prosecute sexual offences involving Canadian Forces members committed within the country, and hand it over to civilian police. The military would retain its jurisdiction over such cases outside of Canada.
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