These results don’t seem quite believable to me - or rather that first one, about <35s’ attitude to violence against women doesn’t seem believableNew sad research results in my country:
And too many men think that violence towards men is imported by immigrants, despite this being among the most violent countries towards women in Europe. 1/3 of women have experienced violence from their partner.
- 25% of men under 35 think that a woman may sometimes deserve violence due to how she looks, dresses or behaves. As many as offered those over 65 - for the generations between it's 15-20%.
- This despite 90% of men thinking that violence is always wrong.
- 22% of men not believing it's necessary for men to intervene in case of offensive and objectifying treatment of women.
- 22% of men under 25 think that violence may sometimes be necessary to get respect. Of men over 65% it's just 6%.
- 60% of men thinking we already do have equality here...
Do you happen to know who conducted the research, and where, and with what methodology?
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