here's the study, in french https://jean-jaures.org/sites/default/files/redac/commun/productions/2018/0223/115271_-_rapport.pdf https://jean-jaures.org/sites/de

here's the study, in french https://jean-jaures.org/sites/default/files/redac/commun/productions/2018/0223/115271_-_rapport.pdf https://jean-jaures.org/sites/default/files/redac/commun/pro... My french isn't very good. And the paper isn't either, although it's trying to be rather detailed. What's "violence sexuelle subie" in this context? Groping? can't be, the given totals are lower than the percentages for each individual age group "violence", e.g. on p. 19. Likewise, I can't make heads or tails of the figures for the propensity to consider suicide on all those tables, however whichway I read it, the numbers don't add up. Comparing pages 27 and 31 [1] I can't make heads or tails of the figure for the propensity to consider suicide. If 90% of those having considered suicide after "violence" have been groped, then the same reading would give ~30% percent across all age groups having been raped, which doesn't match the total of 12%. And then, p. 31 shows ~60% propensity to consider suicide of those having been violated. What am I missing? [1] page numbers according to print; pdf pagecount is print+2;