Japan air force member is latest to sue state over sexual harassment in military
Although the plaintiff’s complaints led to awareness training, she claims that the government did not hold the colleague responsible
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Although the plaintiff’s complaints led to awareness training, she claims that the government did not hold the colleague responsible
Okinawa based U.S. Marine was convicted of attempted sexual assault of a local women.
A U.S. Marine received a 2 ½-year suspended sentence in a Japanese court after pleading guilty to attempting to smuggle cannabis liquid into the country last summer.
An American base worker on Okinawa has been sentenced by a Japanese court to four years in prison and fined approximately $9,000 for smuggling cocaine into the country by mail, according to court records.
Marine in Court Admits to Sexual Assault on Okinawa; Judge Delays Case A gavel cracks down in the 56th Fighter Wing Staff Judge Advocate courtroom, Oct. 11, 2018, at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona. (Aspen Reid/U.S. Air Force) 21 Apr 2021 NAHA, Okinawa -- A Marine accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a Naha parking lot and then shoving a police officer pleaded guilty Wednesday during his first appearance in Naha District Court. Pfc. Marvin Earl James Jr., 24, a transmission systems operator with 3rd Marine Division at Camp Courtney, is charged with forcible indecency and interfering with th...