Film exposes the corruption, the U.S. Army

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A snapshot of the film shows an American soldier during the service
Tarek Abdel Wahed - Detroit
Not the importance of documentary film "War Hidden" to Kirby Dick from being a work is made Article film in a semi-restricted, are discreetly by the methodology, but also from the plot that reveal the experiences of thousands of women who are victims of rape and sexual assaults by their male counterparts and led her army American who entrusted their mission to defend their countrymen.
The work of this film in the delivery of his shock, which included his page on Facebook, which says, "The American and Americans are exposed every day of their military service for rape and sexual harassment, not by enemies but by their colleagues and their leaders, and the soldier the U.S. in Iraq and Ofanstan more vulnerable to rape the likelihood of exposure to harm or kill the enemy fire. "
Not only the work of the director to expose what he calls an "epidemic of rape in the U.S. Army" through interviews with more than seventy women from all across America, but the exploration and critique the U.S. military, which makes it imperative for victims to report complaint to their immediate supervisors, even if they are The harassment or rape them, and them alone, because the decision to conduct investigations or complaints to the competent authorities, regardless of the strength of forensic evidence and criminal.
The Ministry of Defence figures have been estimated at more than 19 thousand women and a man sexually assaulted by their leaders or their fellow soldiers during their service in Armed Forces in 2010.
It notes that 20% of females and 1% of the males, among the troops in America, of its numbers half a million troops, had been sexually abused during their military service.Reached while only 8% of those cases to the courts in 2009, and the courts in the judicial decisions of which only 2%

Stories of multipleThere are many stories of victims and the film, which won the Audience Award for Documentary Film Festival Sundance last, all organized by threads of bitterness and trauma experienced by women who were raped many of them at gunpoint.
In the film Troy Lieutenant Ariana Clay, who served in Iraq, the story of exposure to gang-raped by High-ranking officer with his friends, in a military facility called "Marin Brax" of the elite in Washington, and shows her husband volunteer U.S. Navy concern and worry that offers his wife to commit suicide because of the psychological state with them, as a result of that incident.
The Chuka Korean soldier has left the service five years ago, after being raped and beaten severely, which led to breaking her jaw, her companion by the gun is still at work.
Chuka and is still suffering from the effects of psychological pressure struggling since the time of the surgery for her jaw to the affected, as the previous fight (Veteran).
And lists the other soldier to find a similar story a month after the rape she was pregnant, while the father tells the military, the story of his daughter volunteer in the Navy, which is likely a result she lost her virginity was signed by the assault of a colleague. While a third forced to reticence on the matter because Mgtsbha threatened to kill her if she told anyone about that.

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It should be noted that the U.S. Army, described the film as "a most powerful army on the human and the most organized witnessing a battle where their hidden Alaskaraat toharassment and sexual assault than are exposed to enemy fire, injury, which is a broadercrime taboos in the country."

Reports also indicate that the institutions of the U.S. Army officially used the term "MSNTV" (Malatara Sekshwal Trohme) to characterize the cases of soldiers who have been subjected to rape, assault and sexual harassment.

This is the term according to the experts a mask to alleviate the horrible behaviorscommitted against military men and women, and prefer to label these crimes and abusesunder her real name: rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment.

He hopes the film-makers to help in shedding light on this scourge, and to pay officials to enact and pass laws appropriate to the siege, relying on the experience of the U.S. militaryin the fight against discrimination and racism, which were to prevail within the ranksBstinat the last century, which came against the background of numbers and statisticsrevealed a shocking outbreak of discrimination and racism among American soldiers.

Source: Al Jazeera

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