One in Ten Men in Spain Admits to Having Engaged in some Form of Sexual Violence Against Minors
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Research, a pioneer at the state level, presents new avenues of prevention and early intervention to prevent future victims
One in ten men in Spain admits to having had some sexual behavior against children or adolescents throughout their lives. This is one of the conclusions of a nationwide study carried out by the University of Barcelona (UB) based on surveys of 6,010 adult men residing in Spain. The research, which differentiates between sexual attraction and sexual violence behaviors, shows how 22.2% of participants declare having felt "some degree of sexual attr…
The data is as strong as it is uncomfortable: one in ten adult men (10.2%) in Spain acknowledges having exercised some form of sexual violence against children under the age of 18 at some point in their lives. This is revealed by the first national study that goes into a habitually hidden reality, not through complaints or judicial statistics, but by asking directly those who can exercise it. The research, carried out by the Research Group on Ch…
The University of Barcelona study differentiates the attraction of violence to identify when and where to prevent and act
A UB study differentiates between men who have committed sexual violence and those who have felt attracted to minors, who make up 22% of the participants
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