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This study analyzes the sociodemographic and criminal characteristics of men convicted of crimes of gender violence in the area of couple relationships. The sample consists of 154 men aged between 21 to 64 and admitted to the prisons of Gran Canaria (Canary Islands, Spain). The results show a heterogeneous sociodemographic profile. 87% of the sample is of Spanish nationality, 78.6% received Catholic religious education and 60.4% said they were in good health. 55.8% were unemployed before entering prison, 50.6% have unfinished basic studies and the 42.9% profession is unskilled manual work. Although they presented diversity in the type of crime, the most common was the breaking of restraining orders (37%). 19.5% had criminal recidivism since they had previously committed crimes of gender violence and 60.4% had had at least one prior complaint from their partner or former partner.

Perfil sociodemográfico y delictivo en maltratadores encarcelados en Gran Canaria por violencia de género en el entorno familia