Maj.-Gen. Peter Dawe put in charge of military sexual misconduct policy

Maj.-Gen. Peter Dawe put in charge of military sexual misconduct policy

A senior Canadian military officer who was put on leave earlier this year after he wrote a letter in support of a soldier convicted of sexual assault is now working on military sexual misconduct files. Maj.-Gen. Peter Dawe is now tasked with reviewing, compiling and collating recommendations from external sexual misconduct reviews, leading to questions and concern from some sexual assault survivors and experts.

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