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The topic is about the reporting of sexual violence, particularly in Pakistan and among Pakistani-origin individuals in Western countries, including the differences in reporting rates and victimization prevalence.
Child sexual abuse is concentrated along several clear demographic axes: victim gender and age, relationship to the perpetrator and family structure, and certain socioeconomic or contextual risk marke...
Most available data show that the overwhelming majority of alleged rapists are male and most victims are female, and across jurisdictions reporting, arrests, prosecutions and convictions for are rare—...
Victim-survey estimates and official reporting patterns show divergent pictures: in , population surveys and hospital/forensic caseloads point to substantial levels of sexual and gender-based violence...
Victim impact statements (VIS) and restitution claims are regularly routed into the sentencing machinery—submitted into presentence reports and made available to judges—and they frequently shape the f...
Self-reported lifetime counts of sexual partners are useful but imperfect: measurement studies find small-to-moderate numerical inconsistencies for short recall windows and larger, more variable discr...