Disability and violence : presents statistics about assault, domestic violence, partner emotional abuse/coercion, sexual harassment, and stalking for persons with disability.
Disability and violence : presents statistics about assault, domestic violence, partner emotional abuse/coercion, sexual harassment, and stalking for persons with disability.
- Canberra, ACT : Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2021
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- In Focus: Crime and Justice Statistics .
In Focus: Crime and Justice Statistics, 13 April 2021
This report presents information collected from the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) 2016 Personal Safety Survey (PSS) and supplementary data drawn from a number of other ABS data sources about experiences, characteristics and outcomes of violence, cohabiting partner violence and emotional abuse, sexual harassment and stalking for persons living with disability.
Risk of violence: The 2016 PSS found that living with disability or a long-term health condition raised the likelihood of experiencing various types of violence for women but not for men. These include physical violence by any perpetrator, violence by a cohabiting partner (physical and/or sexual), emotional abuse by a cohabiting partner, sexual harassment by any perpetrator, and stalking by any perpetrator.
The difference was greatest for violence by a cohabiting partner (physical and/or sexual), where women with disability were twice as likely to experience violence by a cohabiting partner as women without disability.
The rate of sexual violence was similar for women with and without disability or a long-term health condition. (From the document). Record #7102
DISABLED PEOPLE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
EMOTIONAL ABUSE
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
MEN
PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
PHYSICAL ABUSE
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
STALKING
STATISTICS
WOMEN
INTERNATIONAL
AUSTRALIA
In Focus: Crime and Justice Statistics, 13 April 2021
This report presents information collected from the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ (ABS) 2016 Personal Safety Survey (PSS) and supplementary data drawn from a number of other ABS data sources about experiences, characteristics and outcomes of violence, cohabiting partner violence and emotional abuse, sexual harassment and stalking for persons living with disability.
Risk of violence: The 2016 PSS found that living with disability or a long-term health condition raised the likelihood of experiencing various types of violence for women but not for men. These include physical violence by any perpetrator, violence by a cohabiting partner (physical and/or sexual), emotional abuse by a cohabiting partner, sexual harassment by any perpetrator, and stalking by any perpetrator.
The difference was greatest for violence by a cohabiting partner (physical and/or sexual), where women with disability were twice as likely to experience violence by a cohabiting partner as women without disability.
The rate of sexual violence was similar for women with and without disability or a long-term health condition. (From the document). Record #7102
DISABLED PEOPLE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
EMOTIONAL ABUSE
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
MEN
PEOPLE WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES
PHYSICAL ABUSE
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
SEXUAL VIOLENCE
STALKING
STATISTICS
WOMEN
INTERNATIONAL
AUSTRALIA