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NU1504: Experiencing sexual abuse during lifetime (all types together) by school type and grade, age and selected background variable (sex, nationality, settlement type and region)

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3/31/2025
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Definitions and methodology Questions about sexual abuse were presented to 7th to 9th grade students differently from 10th to 12th grade and vocational school students, therefore data from different school levels have not been presented together. Sexual abuse is viewed divided into three types*: (1) sexual abuse online, (2) sexual harassment and (3) sexual violence The following situations of sexual abuse on the internet were presented:
¤ someone has shared your naked photo or video online,
¤ someone has forced you to share a naked photo or video of yourself on the Internet. The following situations of sexual harassment were presented:
¤ someone has shown you their genitals against your will,
¤ someone has shown you naked,
¤ someone has forced you to watch pornographic material (pictures, magazines, films, etc.),
¤ someone has touched you. The following situations of sexual violence were presented:
¤ someone has forced you to show your genitals or undress yourself,
¤ someone has forced you to masturbate,
¤ someone has tried to rape you, but failed,
¤ someone has forced you to perform oral sex,
¤ someone has forced you to engage in anal sex,
¤ someone has forced you to have sexual intercourse. Experience was counted when the respondent had indicated ‘this has happened to me’ for at least one situation.
* Hillep P, Pärnamets R. Laste ja noorte seksuaalse väärkohtlemise hoiakute ja kogemuste uuring. Tallinn: Justiitsministeerium, 2020. https://www.just.ee/media/855/download
The dataset provides an overview of young people’s experience of sexual abuse over the life course (all types combined) in Estonia. Data are presented as distributions by experience of sexual abuse over the life course (all types combined) and grouped by school type, grade, age, and selected background characteristics (sex, ethnicity, type of settlement, and region). The dataset enables comparisons between groups and examination of how sexual abuse experience is associated with background characteristics. The aim of collecting sexual health data on youth is to support understanding of developmental needs and the planning of health promotion in Estonia. Data source: Sexual health of Estonian youth study; National Institute for Health Development
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