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Population who worry they could be a Victim of a Crime

This indicator refers to the percentage of the population aged 18 years and over who worry (often or all of the time) that they could be a victim of a crime causing physical injury.

Frequency: Ad-hoc
Series: Crime and Victimisation
Source: CSO
International Comparability: OECD

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