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Latest data shows image-based abuse and cyberflashing are behind increase in sexual offences | End Violence Against Women
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Latest data shows image-based abuse and cyberflashing are behind increase in sexual offences | End Violence Against Women
New data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) released today (4th November 2025) shows that image-based sexual abuse (so-called ‘revenge porn’) and cyberflashing offences are responsible for over half of the 11% increase in reported sexual offences. While the ONS did not capture any significant change in the prevalence of sexual assault, the latest figures for police recorded sexual offences increased by 11% to 209,079 in the year-endin…
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