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Newsroom Ready: Armed Forces to end its jurisdiction over sexual crimes, but change won't happen 'overnight': Anand

Defence Minister Anita Anand says she has directed the Canadian Armed Forces to end its jurisdiction over the response to sexual offences, although military police say they have faced challenges transferring such cases to civilian counterparts. Anand says change will not happen 'overnight,' but she is committed to reform.

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