受害者对警方对希腊家庭暴力和虐待报告的反应的意见

IF 1.3 3区社会学 Q3 CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY

Policing-A Journal of Policy and Practice Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1093/police/paad055

Vasiliki Kravvariti, Kevin Browne

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在希腊，没有关于警察对家庭暴力和虐待(DVA)电话的反应的受害者意见的已知研究。这项研究调查了女性和男性受害者在向希腊警方打电话询问DVA后的不同经历。从五个提供咨询和支持的机构中招募了104名DVA受害者作为样本。在这个样本中，72%的人同意参与并完成一份结构化问卷(N = 75)。该研究比较了58名女性和17名具有相似人口特征的男性受害者。结果显示，在提供的信息、帮助和建议、对警察面谈和逮捕的满意度、对警察报告和事件结果的满意度方面，对女性受害者有明显的偏见，但对儿童和证人的满意度则不高。提供的部分证据支持这样一种观点，即希腊的男性受害者受到歧视，因为他们不符合警察所期望的性别刻板印象。

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Victim opinions of police responses to reports of domestic violence and abuse in Greece

Abstract There are no known studies of victim opinions of police responses to domestic violence and abuse (DVA) calls in Greece. This study investigates differences in female and male victim experiences after making a call to the Greek police about DVA. A sample consisting of 104 victims of DVA was recruited from five agencies offering counselling and support. Of this sample, 72% consented to participate and complete a structured questionnaire (N = 75). The study compared 58 female and 17 male victims of similar demographic characteristics. Results showed there was a significant bias towards female victims for the information, help, and advice given, satisfaction with the police interview and arrest but not for children and witnesses, satisfaction with the police report and outcome of the incident. Partial evidence is provided to support the notion that male victims in Greece are discriminated against, as they do not fulfil gender stereotypes expected by police officers.

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Policing-A Journal of Policy and Practice CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY-

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