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A new type of digital infringement cases are seen the light in Defense, where close-ups of a female værnepligtigs bared breasts and buttocks have been shared.
It appears by the annual report from the Auditørkorpset, writes DR.
the report says that the number of infringement cases before the Danish rose last year in Auditørkorpset of the Defence, from two to four cases.
In all, five soldiers in 2018 sentenced to financial penalties for either to have shared or taken photos of the offending character.
A constable was, for example, sentenced to a daily fine for indecent exposure, after he took close-ups of a female værnepligtigs bared breasts and buttocks.
While she slept naked in his room, as well as in several cases through his phone to have sent these photos as well as photos of his own erect member to her, describes the annual report.
The same types of cases the society has experienced in recent years. Of the larger cases are, among other things, the so-called 'Umbrella'-case. Here are more than 1000 young people been charged to have shared footage of a sexual abusive nature.
Therefore, it can be no wonder, then, that the phenomenon now has found its way into the military system. Female and male conscripts and the konstabler often live in the same living rooms, notes the judge advocate general Lars Stevnsborg.
- It requires an attention, not least when you have close relations on a belægningsstue, where you live together.
- There is a high degree a responsibility for the Defence to ensure that it sets some guidelines for the young people, " says Lars Stevnsborg to DR.
According to the head of Strategic HR in the defence command, so is any form of offensive behaviour is unacceptable in the Defense.
- One case of abusive behaviour is one case too much.
- Precisely, therefore, is abusive behavior of a subject, we have an ongoing focus on, whether it happens via digital media or directly between the two employees, says commander Jesper Heiner Lynge to DR.
