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(I am very grateful for references to questionable statements, possible additions, etc.. Please ignore linguistic errors, the optimisation of the preliminary translation will take place later). Study 16 From 2003 to 2006, the German Robert Koch Institute commissioned a representative survey of 17,641 "children" and adolescents (or their parents) between the ages of 0 and 17. A total of 1,544 boys aged 11 to 13 were asked whether they had been sexually molested in their lives and, if so, whether by adolescents or adults. 24 boys (1.6%) answered "Yes, by adolescents" and 5 boys (0.3%) answered "Yes, by adults". 1 Accordingly, 83% of the (allegedly) sexually harassed boys were harassed by adolescents. The (allegedly) sexually harassed boys were also asked whether unwanted sexual acts occurred. 5 boys answered "Yes, by adolescents" and 2 boys answered "Yes, by adults." Seventy-one percent of the boys reporting unwanted sexual acts thus reported unwanted sexual acts with adolescents. As far as the author is aware, these results were never reported to the German public. Perhaps because the result does not fit the delusional pedophilia narrative of pseudosexual science and mass media in Germany. The described study result shows also for Germany that boys are most often sexually molested/abused by adolescents. 1 See the data set of the Study on the Health of Children and Adolescents in Germany (KiGGS baseline survey, 2003 to 2006). |