日本とフィンランドの性犯罪比較

最近、フィンランドと比較して日本の「後進性」を嘆く記事が多いので、性犯罪について両国を比較してみる。

女性の政治参画「何周遅れ？」　日本―フィンランド比較が話題に | 2020/9/23 - 共同通信 https://t.co/njTCMBF4q2

— 共同通信公式 (@kyodo_official) September 23, 2020

性犯罪の中でも最も悪質な強姦（日本は2017年以降は強制性交等）の認知件数はフィンランドが日本を上回っている。

フィンランドの人口は日本の1/20未満なので、人口比ではフィンランドの圧勝、日本の完敗である。

フィンランドなどの北欧諸国は男女平等先進国であると同時に（認知件数ベースでは）性犯罪大国でもある。

Nordic nations have ‘disturbingly high’ levels of rape, says Amnesty https://t.co/DMAXCQ70nh

— The Independent (@Independent) April 3, 2019

Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden – four countries which are among the top-ranking countries in the world for gender equality – were all found to have high levels of rape and survivors of sexual violence are being let down by their justice systems.
In Finland, around 50,000 women each year experience sexual violence but there were only 209 convictions for rape in 2017. In the same year, 24,000 women were victims of rape or attempted rape in Denmark, but only 94 people were convicted.

Statistics Finland: Number of rapes reported to authorities rose by 7.5% year-on-year in Finland in 2018. https://t.co/hg0CxJjQaf

— Helsinki Times (@HelsinkiTimes) January 18, 2019

The Police of Finland cast light on its preliminary statistics on sex crimes earlier this week, reporting that foreigners accounted for a disproportionately large share (25%) of sex crimes reported in Finland. Foreign nationals make up fewer than five per cent of the total population of the country.

Tuesday's papers: Finland's sexual abuse statistics, sports and human rights talk in China https://t.co/ZlUVi8T9Bl

— Yle News (@ylenews) January 15, 2019

強姦で有罪になるのは1/6（捜査能力不足？自称被害者の信用性？）。

Reported sex crime up 28% as activists criticise low conviction rate https://t.co/YkwMskfNn1

— Yle News (@ylenews) April 17, 2019

Police concluded investigations and sent cases to the prosecutor in 70 percent of reported rapes, with 29 percent going to trial and just 17 percent resulting in a conviction.

庶民の女にとっては女の政治家が多いことよりも性犯罪が少ないことの方が重要なはずだが、メディア業界の人々にとってはその逆らしい。