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Army Foundation College: Sexual Offences

Question for Ministry of Defence

UIN 24728, tabled on 2 May 2024

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how many and what proportion of charges of (a) rape and (b) other sexual offences against people working at the Army Foundation College that were brought to trial at court-martial resulted in conviction in each of the last five years.

Answered on

9 May 2024

The tables below show the number and proportion of charges at Court Martial of rape and other sexual offences involving people working at Army Foundation College Harrogate which resulted in a conviction.

Rape

Number of Convictions

% of Convictions

2019 (7 May onwards)

0

0

2020

0

0

2021

0

0

2022

0

0

2023

1

100%

2024 (to 7 May)

0

0

Other Sexual Offences

Number of Convictions

% of Convictions

2019 (7 May onwards)

0

0

2020

0

0

2021

0

0

2022

0

0

2023

2

16.7%

2024 (to 7 May)

2

100%

Caveats:

1. JPA is a live system which is updated for retrospective complaints/allegations and therefore, data can be subject to change.

2. These figures are single service estimates only and are not official statistics produced by Defence Statistics.

3. The data represents the number of charges; it may be that more than one charge has been brought against the same person.

4. Table two shows the number of other sexual offences under the Sexual Offences Act 2003 or its historical equivalent.

5. People working at AFC Harrogate does not include recruits.

6. The % columns detail the proportion of convictions in relation to charges at Court Martial.


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