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       Βιασμοί
       στην
       Σουηδία
   DIR By: mistermax
       Date: February 20, 2017, 12:52 am
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       Οι
       παλαβιογκοι
       φασιστες
       αρέσκονται
       στο να λένε
       πως στην
       φιλο-λαθρο
       σουηδία
       υπαρχουν
       πολλοι
       βιασμοι, και
       να υπονοουν
       πως
       καλύτερα να
       γινουμε
       αντι-λαθρο,
       οπως η
       Σαουδικη
       Αραπία. Όμως
       χωρίς τα
       πετρέλαια
       τους, πιο
       πιθανόν να
       καταλήξουμε
       Υεμένη.
       Τεσπα, είναι
       αληθεια πως
       στην
       σουηδία
       υπάρχουν
       πολλοί
       βιασμοί
       περισσότεροι
       από τις
       αλλες χώρες;
       ΟΧΙ.
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       >
       > Statistical factors
       >
       > Unlike the majority of countries in Europe, crime data in
       Sweden are collected when the offence in question is first
       reported, at which point the classification may be unclear. In
       Sweden, once an act has been registered as rape, it retains this
       classification in the published crime statistics, even if later
       investigations indicate that no crime can be proven or if the
       offence must be given an alternative judicial
       classification.[11][28][29]
       >
       > Sweden also applies a system of expansive offence counts.
       Other countries may employ more restrictive methods of counting.
       The Swedish police registers one offence for each person raped,
       and if one and the same person has been raped on a number of
       occasions, one offence is counted for each occasion that can be
       specified. For example, if a woman says she has been raped by
       her husband every day during a year, the Swedish police may
       record more than 300 cases of rape. In many other countries only
       a single offence would be counted in such a
       situation.[8][11][15][29][30]
       >
       > In Sweden, crime statistics refer to the year when the offence
       was reported; the actual offence may have been committed long
       before. Swedish rape statistics can thus contain significant
       time-lag, which makes interpretations of annual changes
       difficult.[11][29]
       >
       > Legal factors
       >
       > The way the crime itself is defined and various related
       aspects of the judicial process affect the registration of
       offences in the official statistics.[11][28] The concept of rape
       can be defined narrowly or in a more expansive manner. In
       Sweden, the definition of rape has been successively widened
       over the years, leading to an ever larger number of sexual
       assaults being classified as rape.[3][12][13][31] For example,
       in 1992 a legislative change came into force which shifted the
       dividing line between sexual assault and rape. This legislative
       change resulted in about a 25% increase in the level of
       registered rape offences.[11]
       >
       > Changes in the legal process has also affected the number of
       reports. Until 1984, rape was only prosecuted in cases where the
       victim was prepared to press charges, with an additional
       restriction of a six months time limit. This resulted in
       numerous cases of rape and sexual assault going unreported.[11]
       >
       > The Swedish prosecution system is governed by the principle of
       legality and the "equality principle", which means that as a
       rule, the police and the prosecution service are required to
       register and prosecute all offences of which they become aware.
       This can be assumed to lead to a more frequent registration of
       offences than in systems with the inverse "expediency
       principle", where the classification of offences is negotiable
       on the basis of plea bargaining, and the prosecutor has the
       right not to prosecute, even when a prosecution would be
       technically possible.[11][29] English speaking common law
       countries operate an adversarial system.[32]
       >
       > Substantive factors
       >
       > Willingness to report crime also affects the statistics.[28]
       In countries where rape remains associated with a strong taboo
       and a high level of shame, the propensity to report such
       offences probably tends to be lower than in countries
       characterized by a higher level of sexual equality. A police
       force and judicial system enjoining a high level of confidence
       and a good reputation with the public will produce a higher
       propensity to report crime than a police force which is
       discredited, inspires fear or distrust.[11]
       >
       > The findings of the 2000 International Crime Victims Survey
       (ICVS) indicate that the respondents' satisfaction with the
       police is above average in Sweden, with almost no experience of
       corruption.[33] Sweden has also been ranked number one in sexual
       equality.[19]
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       μαλάκες, τον
       πουλο και
       στους
       βιασμους.
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