One in four Irish adults has experienced sexual violence, new ERSI study finds
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A recent study found that roughly one in four adults in Ireland have experienced sexual violence at some point in their lives. The research highlighted that women were more likely to be victims than men. It also showed that bisexual individuals faced a higher risk of victimisation compared with other sexual orientations. The findings point to persistent gender and orientation disparities in experiences of sexual violence.
Women and bisexual individuals faced higher risks of victimisation, research found.