Navy limits anonymous complaints for harassment and discrimination
Changes are being made to the complaint process in the Navy and Marine Corps. Previously, service members could file certain complaints without revealing their identity. Now, anonymous reports will not be accepted for some types of allegations.
Sailors and Marines can still make anonymous reports for specific incidents, at least for now. Further guidance is expected to clarify the situation. Details about the reasoning behind these changes and what the future guidance might entail are not available at this time, and readers are encouraged to consult the original source for more information.
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