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US military charges rapes in UK as lesser 'sexual assaults'

The US military prosecutes alleged rapes of women in the UK as "sexual assaults" due to differing legal definitions under military law. This classification can reduce the severity of charges and penalties compared to civilian rape prosecutions. Victims and advocates argue it undermines justice and fails to reflect the gravity of the crime.

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