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Mansfrid states that 400,000 men are annually exposed to violence in close relationships, where psychological violence is most common. Only eight percent of reported cases of assault against men led to prosecution last year.
According to Mansfrid, around 400,000 men are exposed to some form of intimate partner violence each year. Psychological violence is the most common form for both women and men and can involve control, threats and violations. But there is also physical and economic violence. Despite that, few men report to the police.
Last year, a perpetrator was prosecuted in only eight percent of the reported cases of assault in a close relationship, where the man was the victim.
- I cannot answer why there are so few cases, says David Harrby, chief councillor.
According to Mansfrid, around 400,000 men are exposed to some type of violence annually, what do you think of that figure?
- Oh, that's a high number.
In the case of "Mattias", it was precisely David Harrby who was the judge and chairman of the court.
In the video, David Harrby addresses the request for more training for the judiciary.

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