Evidence Exchange of LGB&T Statistics
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15% of bisexual women respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of violence that had happened to them partly or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
18% of bisexual male respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of violence that had happened to them partly or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
On average, 6% of all respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of harassment they'd experienced in part or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
8% of transgender respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of harassment that they'd experienced in part or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
6% of gay male respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of harassment that had happened partly or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
3% of bisexual female respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of harassment they'd experienced in part or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
5% of bisexual men respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of harassment that had happened partly or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
5% of lesbian respondents living in the EU, reported to the police the most serious incident of harassment that had happened partly or completely because they were perceived to be LGBT (within the last five years).
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime
A fifth of lesbian respondents living in the EU reported the most serious incident of violence they'd experienced (in the previous 5 years) to the police.
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
14% of transgender respondents living in the EU, said that they were attacked or threatened with violence three times in the last twelve months.
Topics:
Discrimination:
Other
Crime:
Hate Crime