(1)Domestic Violence, Forced marriage and “Honour” – Based Violence. Sixth Report of Session 2007-08, House of Commons Home Affairs Committee. HC263-1, 13 June 2008
(2)Male Domestic Violence Victims Survey 2001. Malcolm J George and David J Yarwood. Main Findings, October 2004. Dewar Research, Ascot

Sources for information given on chart in briefing above:

Detailed BC Surveys:
Year 1995: Home Office Research Study 191, January 1999. Table A.3.1 % male (m): A2 50.0
Year 2001: Home Office Research Study 276, March 2004. Table 2.3 % m: A1 41.9, A2 39.0
Year 2004/05: Home Office On-line Report 12/06, 2006. Table A.1 % m: A1 42.3, A2 42.6
Year 2005/06: Home Office Statistical Bulletin 02/07, 25 January 2007. Table 3.1 % m: A1 41.2, A2 37.5, A3 41.9
Year 2006/07: Home Office Statistical Bulletin 03/08, 31 January 2008. Table 3.01 % m: A1 43.4, A2 44.9, A3 48.6

Routine BC Surveys:
Year 1995: 1996 British Crime Survey. HOSB 19/96. Table A4.4 % m: 29.6
Year 1997: 1998 British Crime Survey. HOSB 21/98. Table A2.3 % m: 28.0
Year 1999: 2000 British Crime Survey. HOSB 18/00. Table A6.6 % m: 26.3
Year 2001/02: Crime in England and Wales 2001/02. HOSB 07/02. Table 6.01 % m: 18.8
Year 2003/04: Crime in England and Wales 2003/04. HOSB 10/04. Table 5.01 % m: 33.6
Year 2004/05: Crime in England and Wales 2004/05. Table 5.01 % m: 22.9
Year 2005/06: Crime in England and Wales 2005/06. HOSB 12/06. Table 5.01 % m: 20.2
Year 2006/07: Crime in England and Wales 2006/07. Table 3.03 % m: 22.9

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