- Males experience higher victimisation rates for all types except rape / sexual assault.
- Males twice as likely to be victim of a carjacking.
- Past four decades ¾ of homicides exclusively involved men.
- 90% perpetrators of homicides are male, 81% of their victims are male.
- 78% of victims of female perpetrators are also male.
- Men more likely to be victims of most serious forms of assault (levels 2 and 3).
- Men more likely to have a weapon used against them.
- Men twice as likely to be victim of level2 assault (215 vs. 114 per 100,000)
- Males under 18 1.5 times more likely to be physically assaulted than young females.
- 2008: Males were victims of 80% of all reported attacks by strangers.
- 2008: Males were victims of 65% of robberies.
- 2004-2008: Males were victims of 74% of homicides.
- 2008: 57% rape / sexual assaults against females committed by offender known to them, 20% by intimate partner, and 31% off all such assaults by strangers.
- 2007: 64% female homicides perpetrated by family or intimate partner, 25% more by others they knew, and just 10% by a stranger.
- Males more likely killed by stranger - 2007: 16% killed by family / intimate partner, 2% by spouse / ex-spouse, 3% girlfriend or boyfriend, and 29% by strangers.