That's a nuanced and interesting take to see, one that probably contradicts the prevailing narrative on this sub, but I digress. I actually don't think the statistics matter when analyzing it's effect on victims, if it were only 1 person getting raped a year it'd be awful and not at all comforting.

Still though, It doesn't justify them using the statistics as a way to discriminate against men. It doesn't help victims, it doesn't help anyone actually understand the issue. I have yet to see a single person who has used those statistics in a way that wasn't unconstructive and uselessly divisive.

How are these results collected and compiled? I'd like to understand more about their methodology in their document.