AR 600-52 — Army SHARP Program
Army Regulation 600-52 is the governing regulation for the Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) program — defining what sexual harassment and sexual assault are, how they are reported, and what commanders and leaders are required to do.
Current edition: 2024
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Sexual harassment definition and categories (verbal, non-verbal, physical), quid pro quo and hostile environment, the five techniques for dealing with harassment, hazing and bullying standards, sexual assault definitions, restricted vs. unrestricted reporting, SARC and victim advocate roles, and commander responsibilities.
SHARP is mandatory annual training and a frequent board topic. Leaders are legally obligated to act on reports — failure to do so is a career-ending offense. Soldiers need to know their reporting options and rights. NCOs need exact citations for counselings and investigations.
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