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https://www.sydsvenskan.se/2019-06-24/saknas-stod-for-pastaendet-att-overfallsvaldtakterna-har-okat-det-senaste-decenniet

Do Google translate. I'll do a summary and show some relevant bits if you ask.
This is an opinion piece written by a criminologist who also has a PhD in law. Her main point is that the data does not support the idea that the amount of "assault rapes", i.e., rapes by strangers committed e.g., outdoors. As opposed to rapes in parties, or at home, etc.

She cites official statistics on the years 2005-2017 that show some interesting things:

- The total amount of reported rapes has increased.
- The amount of reported rapes committed outdoors has decreased.
- The amount of reported rapes committed by strangers (i.e., someone the victim doesn't know) has not increased.
- A big part of the increase in reports is about rapes where victim and rapist knew each other beforehand.
- Another big part of the increase in reports is cases where the victim and rapist only talked online before the rape.
- The amount of reports in which the rapist was clearly affected by alcohol or drugs has doubled.
- Physical violence increased between 2005 and 2011, but not between 2011 and 2017.

A foundation called Det goda samhllet (The good society) did their own study using official data, and found that the over-representation of people with foreign backgrounds has actually gone down.

Her final takeaway:
tminstone tv teman fr ett frebyggande arbete tycks kunna utkristalliseras i befintliga datakllor: Alkohol och andra droger samt internetdejting.

My translation:
At least two themes for preventative work seem possible to discern in the data that exist: Alcohol and other drugs, and internet dating.

tl;dr: Data does not support the argument that immigration (or the refugee crisis) has had a negative impact on rape.
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