Women Should Serve Men

Sorry boys this is my misandry page…Look away!

The page below this image includes a series of facts about ‘violence against women’. I will revisit this page updating it with new statistics periodically. I am not sure why I feel the need to collate these somewhere for myself, but I do. Please proceed with caution and care… you are approaching a statistical cesspit that might leave you seething or weeping. Perhaps don’t scroll beyond the beheading if you wish not to have your day ruined.

Only upon writing this warning have I fully realised that the “phrase violence against women” might be the dumbest (or smartest) phrase I have ever heard. As if the violence is falling out of the sky and onto women. It is totally misleading - these stats do not include violence done onto women by women, which is surely still ‘against women’. Woah, What an artful dodging of male accountability!! Now we can talk about male violence towards women without even mentioning the word man or male! I am sure this is great news for accountability and getting to the root of the issue. Rant on the problem with this phrase - and ‘Artificial Intelligence’ coming soon.

Decapitation of Saint John the Baptist. Stipple engraving by W. French after C. Dolci. Original public domain image from Wellcome Collection

An estimated 50,000 women and girls were killed by intimate partners or family members in 2024, averaging one death every 10 minutes.

In the UK, a woman is killed by a man roughly every 3 days, with over 50% of these women killed by a current or former partner.

In the UK an estimated 20% of women (1 in 5) will experience some form of sexual violence in their lifetime.

Research indicates that in the UK 83% to 85% of victims do not report their experiences to the police.

Roughly 50% of rapes against women in the UK are carried out by a partner or ex-partner.

In the UK in the year ending March 2024, only 2.6% of reported rape cases resulted in a charge or summons.

The average time for a rape case to progress from offence to completion has increased in the UK, with some cases taking up to five years.

In 2018, less than 1 in 65 reports of rape in the UK (1.5%) resulted in a charge or summons.

More than half (52%) of women polled in a UK TUC report have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace, with nearly 1 in 4 experiencing unwanted touching.

86% of women in the UK aged 18-24 have experienced sexual harassment in a public space