英文摘要 |
The victims of duty-based sexual crimes often do not dare to expose offenders because of their forbearance, failed resistance actively and fear. In addition, the perpetrator's status is a great concern for the victims not to reveal the truth, worrying about unjust power to affect their promotion and the protective measures of their right to work. Therefore, this type of crime often leads to black figures. In this study, we regarded 155 case decisions from 1999 to 2014 about duty-based sexual crimes in military (including sexual intercourse, sexual assault, and sexual harassment in office) as our research samples to implement logistic regression. After comparing the study with the reference group, the study found that: First, before the implementation of the military recruitment system, the early compulsory service, the chance of belonging to sexual assault crime was significantly lower than the chance of sexual intercourse. Second, the cause of duty-based sexual assault has an obviously higher chance, when the victims worried about unjust power to affect their promotion and the protective measures of their right to work. Third, regarding the punishment of duty-based sexual harassment, court decisions usually ruled 1 to 3 years of imprisonment. Moreover, this paper's purpose is to use restorative justice to intervene in the possibility of criminality in terms of the power in office, to review existing regulations, and to think in legislation to establish a ''whistleblower mechanism'' in the military, emphasizing three aspects of the law, such as identity secrecy, personal protection and Job security that are used to evoke the resonance of the international khaki collar ecosystem. |