If you are in danger right now, call your local emergency number. Escrow is not an emergency service.
Most sexual assault is never reported. We are counting why.
Seven questions, all multiple choice, about two hours of one person’s life that nobody has counted properly. It takes about two minutes.
We ask for no name, no email and no account. We do not ask what happened to you, where it happened or who did it. Every answer becomes part of a public count that anyone can read and cite.
Nobody has answered yet. You can be the first.
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This survey is not a report and nobody reads it as one. If you want what happened to you held somewhere it counts, start a report instead. If you are in danger right now, call your local emergency number.
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Answered 0 of 7. Every question needs an answer, and one of them is always "does not apply to me".
They go on a public page, and nowhere else.
The counts are published as they come in. They are not joined to a report, a pin or the map. They are not sold in an area report and not part of anything we license. A survey is a barometer, and we will never call it evidence.
A country appears in the breakdown only once 10 people there have answered, so no answer can be traced to one person.
for organisations and press
The results page carries the question wording, the totals and the date range, so you can quote it and check it.