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British Army apologises for racist and sexist harassment

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The British Army has apologised to Kerry-Ann Knight, a former corporal, for the racist and sexist harassment she experienced in the course of her service and for the way in which her complaints about it were handled.

The case went to a three-week employment tribunal hearing in June 2024 at which the Army offered Ms Knight an apology and financial settlement mid-hearing.

Nathan Roberts represented Ms Knight throughout the case. He was instructed by Emma Norton and Lucy Baston at the Centre for Military Justice. The case was supported by the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

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