Hertog recently announced her decision to step down as the head of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office at the end of June 2012.

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Without structural change in the economy, neither the private nor the public sector will be able to keep accommodating the growing number currently 400, 000 annually, Mr. Hertog says of young Saudis coming onto the labor market each year.

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Major General Mary Kay Hertog, then-head of the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office, advised survivors of sexual assaults to talk to their congressman if they were not satisfied with how the military dealt with their case.

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