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General Military Training – Sexual Harassment, EO, Homosexual Policy, and Grievance Procedures 3-1-1 Sexual Harassment SECNAVINST 5300.26D

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General Military Training – Sexual Harassment, EO, Homosexual Policy, and Grievance Procedures

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Sexual Harassment

SECNAVINST 5300.26D

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PURPOSE

• TO PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE DON POLICY FOR ALL MILITARY AND CIVILIANS ON THE IDENTIFICATION, PREVENTION, AND ELIMINATION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND TO ESTABLISH REGULATIONS TO ENFORCE THAT POLICY.

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Sex Discrimination

Behavior that denies equal treatment because of a person’s gender.

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• THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS TEAM MUST BE COMPOSED OF AN OPTIMALLY INTEGRATED GROUP OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE ABLE TO WORK TOGETHER TO ACCOMPLISH THE MISSION.

• ADDITIONALLY YOU ARE EXPECTED TO ABIDE BY THE NAVY CORE VALUES.

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Navy’s Policy on Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment in the Department of the Navy, for both military and civilian personnel,

is prohibited.

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DEFINITION

• SEXUAL HARASSMENT:

A FORM OF SEX DISCRIMINATION THAT INVOLVES UNWELCOME SEXUAL ADVANCES, REQUESTS FOR SEXUAL FAVORS, OR OTHER VERBAL OR PHYSICAL CONDUCT OF A SEXUAL NATURE WHEN

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• How could this picture be seen as sexual harassment?

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Description

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Sexual Harassment

UNWELCOME sexual behavior directed toward someone.

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Reasonable Person Standard

A test used to determine if behavior is sexual harassment.

• Requires that a person take a reasonable point of view in the same circumstances as the complainant.

• If the behavior is offensive, it is considered sexual harassment.

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Reprisal

Performing or threatening unfavorable actions, or withholding or threatening to withhold favorable actions, in response to a report of sexual harassment.

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Sexual Politics

Using one’s sex or sexuality to obtain special rewards or favors.

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Verbal Sexual Harassment

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Physical Sexual Harassment

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Visual Sexual Harassment

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Zones of Sexual Harassment Behavior

• Zones can be used to classify behavior in terms of sexual harassment.

• Think of behavior in terms of traffic lights.

Red

Yellow

Green

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Victim’s Responsibility

Red Light Behavior – Should be reported to the chain of command immediately for investigation when:

• The conduct is clearly criminal in nature.

• The objectionable behavior does not stop.

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Victim’s Responsibility IIYellow Light Behavior• Deal directly with the offender.• Ask another person to help resolve the issue.• If the problem cannot be resolved, the victim should report it to his/her supervisor.• If the harassment comes from the supervisor, report to the next senior person in the chain of command.• If the superior condones or ignores the problem, report it to the next higher senior in the chain of command.

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Victim’s Responsibility III

• Personnel have the right to report a legitimate complaint of sexual harassment without fear of reprisal.

• Submit only legitimate complaints of sexual harassment. Persons reporting unfounded

incidents will be punished.

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Navy Core Values

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Summary• SEXUAL HARASSMENT IS NOT

TOLERATED IN THE NAVY.

• IT IS UNWANTED BEHAVIOR

• YOU WILL BE PUNISHED

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References

• SECNAVINST 5300.26C• OPNAV 5354.1E• OPNAV 5800.7• SECNAVINST 5350.16• NAVADMINs 033/94 and 291/99• http://www.bupers.navy.mil/pers00h/sh.htm• U.S. Navy Regulations• Navy Core Values• Titles 10 US Code 654