Child abuse victimization in Canada in 2014, by minority status

Published by Statista Research Department, Jul 6, 2021
This statistic shows distribution of self-reported physical and sexual abuse child victims in Canada in 2014, by visible minority status of the victim. In 2014, five percent of visible minority children reported experiencing sexual abuse at some point in their childhood.

Distribution of self-reported physical and sexual child abuse victims in Canada in 2014, by visible minority status

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