Table:
characteristics of the incident
has a disability
does not have a disability

women
men
total
women
men
total

percent

location of the incident

residence of the victim
26
37
30
17
16
17

other private residence
13
9
12
15
10
13

commercial or institutional establishment
44
23
36
45
36
41

street or other public place
12
24
16
18
33
25

other
f
f
f
f
f
f

don't know/refusal
f
f
f
f
f
f

sex of offender

male
85
87
85
84
89
86

female
15
13
14
15
11
13

age of offender

under 18
15
13
15
10
14
11

18 to 24
27
20
25
25
21
24

25 to 34
23
30
25
26
24
25

35 to 44
10
10
10
11
22
16

45 to 54
10
18
12
14
8
11

55 and older
14
f
11
11
7
9

relationship of offender to the victim

family
7
f
6
8
f
5

friend, acquaintance, neighbour
44
43
43
44
26
35

stranger
35
49
40
39
67
52

other
13
f
9
9
5
7

number of offenders

one
77
63
72
84
71
78

two
f
10
7
f
11
7

three or more
12
f
15
6
13
9

don't know/refusal
f
f
6
f
5
6

incident related to the offender's alcohol or drug use

yes
50
65
55
48
56
52

no
36
24
32
45
35
40

don't know/refusal
14
f
13
7
8
8

presence of a weapon

yes
17
42
26
16
37
26

no
77
51
68
80
60
71

don't know/refusal
f
f
6
f
f
f

caused physical injuries

yes
28
19
25
11
23
16

no
72
81
75
88
77
83

difficulty carrying out everyday activities as a result

yes
38
31
36
24
12
18

no
58
64
60
73
86
79

Statement: women with a disability who were victimized most often reported that the perpetrator was a friend, acquaintance, or neighbour.
Question: how many percent of women with a disability who were victimized most often reported that the perpetrator was a friend, acquaintance, or neighbour?
Answer: [44.0]