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Sexual violence has profound impact on the physical and mental health, as well as social wellbeing of the victims. Factors increasing women's vulnerability are individual factors, relationship factors, community factors and societal factors .A detail study on the socio demographic profile of victims of sex offences may lead us to determine the risk factors which in turn may enable us to institute preventive measures at all levels. An cross sectional study was conducted at the Upgraded Department of Forensic and State Medicine, Medical College, Kolkata, for a period of one year using pre designed ,pre tested semi structured questionnaire on the victims of sexual offence referred for examination. It was observed that most of the victims were urban Hindu adolescents. 33.3% of the study population stated their age as below 16 years (the age of consent for sexual intercourse).The level of education in 52.4% was low and 4.8% were School dropouts. Most of the respondents were unmarried belonging to nuclear families. 76% of them were from lower middle or poor socio economic group. Most of the respondents (73%) in the study population bonded well with their family members and 76.2 % of the respondents in the study population had adequate social exposure.

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A study on the Socio-demographic profile of the victims of sex offences attending the Department of Forensic Medicine of a Tertiary Care Institute of Kolkata, West Bengal