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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of residents and professionals

From: Conceptualizing sexual and gender-based violence in European asylum reception centers

 

Residents

Professionals

Total

N 398

%

N202

%

N 600

%

Host country

 Belgium

61

15.3

32

15.8

93

15.5

 Greece

36

9.0

30

14.9

66

11.0

 Hungary

68

17.1

21

10.4

89

14.8

 Ireland

63

15.8

32

15.8

95

15.8

 Malta

61

15.3

30

14.9

91

15.2

 Netherlands

33

8.3

5

2.5

38

6.3

 Portugal

53

13.3

37

18.3

90

15.0

 Spain

23

5.8

15

7.4

38

6.3

Marital Status

 Single

266

66.8

65

32.7

331

55.4

 Engaged

6

1.5

4

2.0

10

1.7

 Married/Legally cohabiting

99

24.9

113

56.8

212

35.5

 Prior relation. Not anymore

27

6.8

17

8.5

44

7.4

 Missing

0

3

3

Religion

 Yes

374

94.2

130

65.0

504

84.4

 No

23

5.8

70

35.0

93

15.6

 Missing

1

2

3

Year of arrival in Europe

  < 2000

8

2.0

15

50.0

23

5.4

 2000–2004

36

9.1

9

30.0

45

10.5

 2005–2008

193

48.6

6

20.0

199

46.6

 2009–2010

160

40.3

0

0.0

160

37.5

 Missing

1

172

173

Year of arrival to host country

  < 2000

3

0.8

15

46.9

18

4.2

 2000–2004

29

7.3

9

28.1

38

8.9

 2005–2008

186

47.0

8

25.0

194

45.3

 2009–2010

178

44.9

0

0.0

178

41.6

 Missing

2

170

172

Legal Status

 Asylum Seeker

246

62.3

0

0.0

246

47.3

 National Citizen

0

0.0

109

87.2

109

21

 Temporary Residence Status

83

21.0

5

4.0

88

16.9

 Recognized Refugee

38

9.6

8

6.4

46

8.8

 Refused Asylum Seeker

16

4.1

0

0.0

16

3.1

 Undocumented

9

2.3

0

0.0

9

1.7

 Immigrant worker

0

0.0

3

2.4

3

0.6

 Other

3

0.8

0

0.0

3

0.6

 Missing

3

77

80