Half of all women, in particular young women, state that they have been the victim of sexual aggression, including obscene comments, exhibitionism, touching, harassment and rape. The majority of perpetrators are men who are not the woman’s partner or ex-partner. To tackle this, it is useful to know where such aggression commonly takes place.
The last Gender violence survey revealed that public spaces, such as streets and squares, and, above all, places of leisure and entertainment, are the most common locations for sexual assaults. The workplace and academic spaces also feature, despite the existence for many years of protocols and policies to make such spaces safe. The figures show that these are not achieving their aim.
Gender in figures
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Do social inequalities affect health?
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Men’s and women’s education?
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Diversity of origin and migration projects
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Who called it work-life balance?
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How millennials share domestic chores
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Economic independence at risk?
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Gender in ten key economic sectors
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To get married: a personal, political or economic decision?
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Putting off motherhood for a decade
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Balanced representation on local councils?
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The barriers to economic power are still in place
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Living in fear of your partner
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Where did it happen?
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Differences and similarities in day-to-day culture
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Creative women: presence in cultural life
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Men and women in the film industry