"20% of women experience some type of sexual assault from the age of 16. Equivalent to 3.4 million women."
Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW)
"52% of women have been victims of unwanted sexual behaviour at work (63% for those under age of 24)"
TUC Everday Sexism Project https://twitter.com/JuliaHB1/status/1308812660180488192

One in five women has experienced some form of sexual violence since the age of 16 (MoJ, Home Office, ONS, 2013)
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Approximately 85,000 women are raped and over 400,000 women are sexually assaulted in England and Wales every year. (MoJ, Home Office, ONS, 2013)
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Sexual violence is even more prevalent for younger women as one in three teenage girls has experienced some form of sexual violence from a partner. (University of Bristol for NSPCC, 2009)
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Coercive control or pressure is used much more frequently by partners than physical force, as 16% of girls having been raped using pressure and coercion and 6% have been raped using physical force. (University of Bristol for NSPCC, 2009)
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In 2013, the police recorded at least 1,052 reports of sexual violence in schools, of which 134 were reported as rape. (FOI, 2014)
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31% of young women aged 18-24 report having experienced sexual abuse in childhood; 90% are abused by someone they know and 66% are abused by other children or young people under 18. (NSPCC, 2011)
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In 2012-2013, 22,654 sexual offences against under-18s were reported to police in England and Wales with four out of five cases involving girls. (NSPCC, 2014)
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