Examples of using Victimization data in English and their translations into French
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Based on victimization data, however, victims were not less likely than others to positively evaluate their health.
In 2009, self-reported victimization data for the territories were collected using a slightly different sampling
Similar to police-reported findings, victimization data suggest that women were more likely than men to know the perpetrator.
In recent years, a number of enhancements have been made to the collection of self-reported victimization data in the territories.
In particular, both the extent and severity of intimate partner violence is explored using police- reported and self-reported victimization data.
such as family and friends, according to victimization data.
Self-reported violence against women According to victimization data, rates of self-reported violent victimization against women have been stable between 1999 and 2009.
no clear indication about the single best method of collecting victimization data was apparent.
Using both police-reported and self-reported victimization data, this section identified several factors that raise a woman's risk of violent victimization. .
Questions on improvements in reporting and collecting crime and victimization data, to enhance understanding of trends, forms, causes and consequences of violence against migrants,
This section uses self-reported victimization data to explore the extent to which victims report their victimization to police,
According to victimization data, 84% of female spousal victims in the territories talked to family, friends or neighbours about the incident, a proportion much
According to victimization data from the GSS conducted in 1999,
Another possible explanation may be that male victims of spousal abuse may be less likely These results are consistent with the 2004 GSS victimization data that reveal that women are more likely than men to experience repeated violence,
Set up gender disaggregated data of victimization of armed conflict.
The General Social Survey(GSS) on Victimization captures data on Canadians aged 15 years and older.
using primarily self-reported data on victimization.
Summary of risk factors A combination of victimization survey data and police statistics help identify factors that raise the risk of violent victimization. .
use of methods of gathering data on victimization.
In addition to the core questionnaire, the survey contained modules on the criminal justice response to corruption and on victimization survey data collected by Member States.