British Army Apologizes to Former Recruitment Poster Soldier for Racist and Sexist Abuse
Kerry-Ann Knight receives settlement and apology after enduring over a decade of harassment and discrimination in the military.
- Knight faced racist and sexist abuse from colleagues, including slurs and offensive stereotypes.
- She secretly recorded conversations to document the harassment, leading to an employment tribunal.
- The Ministry of Defence settled the case without admitting liability but apologized publicly.
- Knight's experience has highlighted systemic issues within the British Army's handling of discrimination complaints.
- The Equality and Human Rights Commission supported Knight, calling her an inspiration to young soldiers.