Indicator 11: Annual number of men (aged 18 and over) prosecuted for intimate partner violence against women
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Indicator 11
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11. Indicator 11: Annual number of men
(aged 18 and over) prosecuted for intimate
partner violence against women
(67) https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/cache/metadata/en/crim_just_esms.htm
(68) https://eige.europa.eu/publications/glossary-definitions-rape-femicide-and-intimate-partner-violence
11.1. Statistical unit
The statistical unit for indicator 11 is the num-
ber of prosecuted men. In the context of vio-
lence against women, these are dened as
alleged oenders against whom prosecution
commenced in the reporting year. Persons may
be prosecuted by the public prosecutor or the
law enforcement agency responsible for prose-
cution, at the national level, irrespecti ve of the
case-ending decision’ (67).
11.2. Type of oence
The oence covered by indicator 11 is intimate
partner violence, dened as any act of physical,
sexual, ps ychological or economic violence that
occurs between former or current spouses or
partners, whether or not the perpetrator shares
or has shared the same residence with the vic-
tim’ (68).
11.3. Reference area
Data and metadata for indicator 11 were collec-
ted at national level for 27 EU Member States
and the three devolved jurisdictions which are
the lawful authorities in the policy area of law
and order in the United Kingdom (England and
Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland).
Comparable data are available for:
• Lithuania
• Sweden
• United Kingdom-Scotland.
Non-comparable data are available for:
• Belgium
• Czechia
• Greece
• Spain
• France
• Croatia
• Italy
• Austria
• Portugal
• Slovenia
• Slovakia
• United Kingdom-England and Wales
• United Kingdom-Northern Ireland.
No data are available for:
• Bulgaria
• Denmark
• Germany
• Estonia
• Ireland
• Cyprus
• Latvia
• Luxembourg
• Hungary
• Malta
• Netherlands
• Poland
• Romania
• Finland.
11.4. Time coverage
Data and metadata for indicator 11 were collec-
ted for the period 2014-2018.
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