Indicator 2: Annual number of reported offences related to intimate partner violence against women committed by men (aged 18 and over)
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Indicator 2
Intimate partner violence: data collection methodology 23
2. Indicator 2: Annual number of reported
oences related to intimate partner
violence against women committed by
men (aged 18 and over)
(38) https://eige.europa.eu/publications/police-and-justice-sector-data-intimate-partner-violence-against-women-european-union
(39) https://eige.europa.eu/publications/glossary-definitions-rape-femicide-and-intimate-partner-violence
2.1. Statistical unit
The statistical unit for indicator 2 is the num-
ber of repor ted oences. Repor ted oences
are dened as incidents that are recorded by
the police forces’ (38). A single oence may be
recorded with each contravention of an article
of criminal law counted separately, even where
they happened within the same criminal event.
2.2. Type of oence
The oence covered by indicator 2 is intimate part-
ner violence, dened as any act of physical, sexual,
psychological or economic violence that occurs
between former or current spouses or par tners,
whether or not the perpetrator shares or has
shared the same residence with the victim’ (39).
2.3. Reference area
Data and metadata were collected at the
national level for 27 EU Member States, and the
three devolved jurisdictions that are the law ful
authorities in the policy area of law and order in
the United Kingdom (England and Wales, North-
ern Ireland and Scotland).
Comparable data are available for:
• Czechia
• Spain
• Latvia
• Slovenia
• Sweden
• United Kingdom-Scotland.
Non-comparable data are available for:
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Estonia
• Greece
• France
• Croatia
• Italy
• Cyprus
• Malta
• Austria
• Portugal
• Slovakia
• Finland
• United Kingdom-England and Wales
• United Kingdom-Northern Ireland.
No data are available for:
• Denmark
• Germany
• Ireland
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Hungary
• Netherlands
• Poland
• Romania.
2.4. Time coverage
Data and metadata for indicator 2 were collec-
ted for the period 2014-2018.
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