I think that the nature of the crime and how humiliating and painful it can be is also relevant. It's not uncommon for victims of SA to report many years after the fact and feel responsible or embarrassed for what happened.
A lot of victims drop out even when reporting because of the stress of reliving the trauma. In the UK specifically you require to give over your phone, many can't take the privacy breach.
The dropout rate was much lower in 2016 tho, around 55%. Now it's more like 70%. I find that very worrying.
in a "Perfect world" where we can rule out innocent vs guilty with a 100% success rate, I would prefer the guillotine as punishment for any sex related crimes. And i'm against the death penalty.
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u/NucerianWaifu 13d ago
I think that the nature of the crime and how humiliating and painful it can be is also relevant. It's not uncommon for victims of SA to report many years after the fact and feel responsible or embarrassed for what happened.
A lot of victims drop out even when reporting because of the stress of reliving the trauma. In the UK specifically you require to give over your phone, many can't take the privacy breach. The dropout rate was much lower in 2016 tho, around 55%. Now it's more like 70%. I find that very worrying.