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I’ve fought for victims’ rights for decades. Sarah Steele’s story has stunned me | Jess Phillips

Sarah Steele, a British woman, faced a US military court without the protections typically offered in UK courts. Her story reveals a startling gap in victim rights, as she endured an all-male jury and intense questioning. This case sparks u...

The Guardian· Jun 27, 2026 · 10:08 AM · 24 views

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Sarah Steele, a British woman, faced a US military court without the protections typically offered in UK courts. Her story reveals a startling gap in victim rights, as she endured an all-male jury and intense questioning. This case sparks urgent discussions on jurisdiction and victim support. #VictimsRights #JusticeForSarah #MilitaryCourt #UKNews #LegalReform

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