Of the 20 areas we covered in our 2015 general election manifesto, where the human rights of men and/or boys are assaulted by the actions and/or inactions of the state, the lengthiest section (7 pages) was devoted to sexual abuse (pp.31-7). An extract from the first of the seven pages:
Few women are held accountable for sex offences, including those women who sexually abuse children. It’s known from a major American survey (details below) that slightly over 25% of sex offences are committed by women against men (with no male accomplices).
We would therefore expect the male/female ratio of people charged with sex offences to be a little under 3:1. In the UK, in 2013, the ratio was 146:1.
Our thanks to Jeff for some good news, the opening of the first male sexual abuse clinic in London.
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Since this will be funded by tax dollars and since men pay the lions share of those axes it looks like males will be paying for BOTH clinics now; the women’s and the mens!
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Indeed – men pay almost 75% of the income tax collected in the UK, and the figure isn’t in decline.
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This is good news. We have to be a bit cautious about figures on sexual abuse and domestic violence, etc. My feeling is that most of these phenomena are pretty much 50/50, and any variation from that is the result of differences in reporting and recording. Otherwise, it is necessary to identify some mechanism which explains the difference, and I don’t think there is one.
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