| Characteristic | Rate of sexual violence per 100,000 inhabitants |
|---|---|
| Sweden | 192.08 |
| France | 131.26 |
| Iceland | 129.98 |
| Denmark | 114.05 |
| Finland | 109.69 |
| Belgium | 98.95 |
| Norway | 95.86 |
| Germany | 63.35 |
| Austria | 59.83 |
| Ireland | 55.81 |
| Liechtenstein | 50.41 |
| Luxembourg | 46.16 |
| Spain | 39.76 |
| Switzerland | 33.9 |
| Estonia | 31.19 |
| Portugal | 30.6 |
| Latvia | 29.26 |
| Malta | 28.96 |
| Netherlands | 27.9 |
| Croatia | 21.71 |
| Czechia | 17.22 |
| Romania | 16.88 |
| Slovenia | 16.25 |
| Cyprus | 11.7 |
| Italy | 11.43 |
| Slovakia | 10.83 |
| Greece | 10.05 |
| Bulgaria | 9.68 |
| Poland | 9.56 |
| Serbia | 8.09 |
| North Macedonia | 7.1 |
| Montenegro | 6.49 |
| Lithuania | 6.33 |
| Hungary | 5.59 |
| Albania | 4.85 |
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August 2025
Europe
2023
Police-recorded offences by crime such as : homicide, assault, kidnapping,sexual violence, rape, sexual assault, robbery, burglary, burglary of private residential premises, theft, theft of a motorized land vehicle and drug crimes.
The figures from 2008 onwards for police-recorded offences are based on the joint Eurostat-UNODC data collection. It is available at country level for European Union Member States, EFTA countries, EU Candidate countries, and EU Potential Candidates.
Numbers unavailable for Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo.Â
Please note that the numbers should be taken with caution, as counting and reporting vary from country to country.
