Shocking study reveals:
More than 20% of Norwegian women victims of rape.
These are you daughters, sisters, girlfriends, wives, mothers, and friends.
In the study, 23 percent of women and 4 percent of men are found to have been raped at least once in their lifetime. People may have been victims of rape by force or coercion, while incapacitated (unwanted sexual penetration and unable to consent or oppose the act, for instance, while asleep, unconscious or intoxicated by drugs or alcohol), or subject to sexual abuse before they turned 13.
It is worth noting that, on average, only one in four or five women files a complaint after sexual assault or rape. Therefore, the real numbers are even higher.
Here are the key details regarding this statistic as of 2024–2025:
- Significant Increase: The 2023 NKVTS study indicated a rise in reported rape cases compared to a 2014 study (which placed the figure closer to 1 in 10).
- Definition of Rape: The 23% figure includes rape by force or coercion, "sleep-rape" (incapacitated), or, in some studies, sexual abuse before the age of 13.
- Age and Risk: The studies show a particularly high prevalence among young women, with 16% of girls aged 16–19 reporting rape.
- Under-reporting: The police are aware of rape in only about one in five cases, meaning official police statistics are much lower than actual prevalence.
"Significant increase in the number of rapes in Norway, but no clear conclusion on the reasons," so say the traitors, cowards, and fans of political correctness.
We all know the reason: the Kalergi Plan.
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Will it take much longer for Norway women to wake up to reality?
Will the Norway Armed Forces finally act and fulfill their oath to protect the Nation from external but also internal enemies?
Time will tell...
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