Former Capitol Hill staffers demand reforms for reporting sexual harassment

Published November 9, 2017 7:57pm ET



More than 1,200 former congressional staffers are calling on House and Senate leadership to reform the process by which sexual harassment complaints are filed in Congress, and require all members of Congress and their staff to undergo mandatory sexual harassment training.

“We believe that Congress’s policies are preventing sexual harassment and adjudicating complaints of harassment are inadequate and need reform,” the former staffers said in their letter.

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