英文摘要 |
In Taiwan, the official sexual assault information is merely a data presentation, but the factors related to sexual assaults are rarely discussed in depth. Especially in the part of teenagers, there are very limited data and factors discussions. This study is an exploratory research, through the method of Multivariate Regression Trees, using the national and regional data of associated attributes of perpetrators and victims, and the relationships between the both as variables for analysis to present thenational and regional key factors of associated attributes between perpetrators and victims, and explore the key analysis variables of juvenile sexual assaults. This study is based on data of “The gender and number of Reported Cases of Sexual Assault Victims’” and “National number of cases per 100,000 people of sexual assault’” between years 2008 to 2014. The results showed that the main crime location factors were “public restrooms” and “victims’ residence”; offenders’ key factors were “male”, 'age unknown' and 'neighbor'. The key factors of the victims were 'male', '12-18 years old', 'national aboriginal', 'occupation unknown' and “middle school as highest education level ' , that caused the difference in the number of cases of sexual assaults per 100,000 people between 2008 and The research suggests that the Government authorities should advocacy the teenagers and students to be more aware of acquaintance sexual assault cases. On the other hand strengthen police patrols for public restrooms to avoid becoming hot spots of sexual assaults or sexual activities. In addition, it is recommended that the local governments and the judicial units to attach attention when address to the sexual abuse incidents, in particular the vulnerable easily neglected groups like aboriginal and male victims, also formulate relevant policies to strengthen the sexual knowledge and self-protection of these ethnic groups. |