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Male Victims of Domestic Abuse

The charity's position

 

In 2018 the charity carried out a survey of male victims of domestic abuse which received 728 responses and a total of 1,852 text comments from abused men. A video presentation of the results of the survey can be found here. The online conference in which that video appeared also contains some of the most revealing material about men as victims of domestic abuse that may be found anywhere, in particular,

  • Nicola Graham_Kevan
  • Deborah Powney

It is sometimes claimed that women are the “overwhelming” majority of the victims of domestic abuse on the basis of the statistics of support services or prosecutions. However, the percentage of identified victims who are male diminishes as one progresses through the system from survey evidence at one end, to service provision at the other. Hence, the low level of service provision is actually a measure of the gender-bias in the process not an indication of the level of victimisation of men. The vanishing of male victims takes place in a succession of stages, as illustrated below.

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The link below will take you to Mankind Initiative's page on research, statistics and vidoes relating to male victims of domestic abuse. 

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Coercive Control of Men by Their Partners

The file downloadable below lists the details of the 800+ instances of coercive control identified within the optional text comments of a survey of male victims of partner abuse conducted by the charity in 2017/18 (N = 728).

Instances of Coercive Control from 2017 Survey of Male Victims of Partner Abuse (pdf)

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Click on the image for the full presentation of the charity's 2018 survey of male victims

The result of an earlier survey of male victims of domestic abuse by the charity (December 2015)

Men and Domestic Abuse a One-Sided Story Dec 2015 (pdf)Download

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