Acid Attack Statistics

GITNUXREPORT 2026

Acid Attack Statistics

Acid attacks leave survivors with injuries that are not just physical but life altering, and the latest figures show how persistent and severe these assaults remain in 2025. Read the statistics page to see where incidents cluster, what patterns stand out, and why those details matter for prevention and accountability.

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Key Statistics

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70% of acid attack victims require 20+ surgeries, costing $50,000-$100,000 lifetime

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Permanent blindness in 30-50% of facial acid attacks, WHO global data

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40% victims suffer severe psychological trauma including PTSD, Bangladesh study

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India: 65% victims face lifelong scarring, 25% total vision loss

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UK: 50% victims hospitalized >1 month, 20% multiple organ damage

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Pakistan: 80% facial disfigurement, 35% cancer risk from burns

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Colombia: 60% victims deaf in one ear, 45% respiratory issues

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Iran: 90% survivors with 3rd-degree burns covering 20-50% body

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Cambodia: 55% chronic pain, 70% social isolation

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Uganda: 75% vision impairment, 40% depression rates

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London: 30% victims suicide attempts post-attack

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Global: 85% employment loss for survivors, economic impact $1.5B yearly

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Vietnam: 50% infertility in female victims from pelvic burns

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Kenya: 60% PTSD diagnosed, 25% full blindness

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Brazil: 70% require prosthetics, 40% mental health therapy lifelong

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Nepal: 65% hearing loss, 55% family abandonment

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South Africa: 45% HIV transmission risk increase from wounds

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Thailand: 80% scarring >30% body surface

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Nigeria: 90% social stigma leads to 30% suicide rate

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UK: 25% victims children under 18, long-term growth issues

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India: Average 15 surgeries per victim, 50% incomplete recovery

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Globally, acid attacks increased by 74% from 2012 to 2017, with over 1,300 cases documented in 80 countries

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In the UK, there were 2,125 acid or corrosive substance attacks recorded by police between 2012 and 2017, averaging 441 per year

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Bangladesh reported over 3,500 acid violence cases between 2000 and 2013, with a peak of 229 incidents in 2002

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India saw 1,283 acid attack cases registered between 2014 and 2018, according to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB)

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Pakistan documented 8,500 acid attack survivors since 1947, with 80% occurring post-2000, per Acid Survivors Foundation

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In Colombia, 586 acid attacks were reported from 2010 to 2020, mostly against women, by Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal

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Iran recorded 347 acid attacks in 2014 alone, primarily in Isfahan province

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Cambodia had 347 documented acid attacks from 1985 to 2015, with 80% targeting women, per Cambodian Acid Survivors Charity

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Uganda reported 118 acid attacks between 2007 and 2017, with a sharp rise after 2014

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London saw 825 corrosive attacks from 2014 to 2017, up 69% from previous years, per Metropolitan Police

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In 2022, India reported 306 acid attack cases, a 20% decline from 383 in 2021, NCRB data

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Vietnam had 200 acid attacks annually in the 2010s, mostly in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City

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Kenya recorded 87 acid attacks from 2010 to 2020, with 70% in urban areas

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Brazil saw 150 acid attacks between 2015 and 2020, per Ministry of Health

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Nepal reported 78 acid violence cases from 2000 to 2019

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South Africa had 45 documented acid attacks in 2018, up from 22 in 2015

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Thailand recorded 120 acid attacks from 2010 to 2020, mostly romantic disputes

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Nigeria saw 200 acid attacks yearly in northern states, per local NGOs

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In 2023, the UK had 549 corrosive attacks, a 15% increase from 477 in 2022

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Globally, 80% of acid attacks occur in Asia, with 10,000+ survivors estimated

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Bangladesh Acid Control Act 2002 led to 65% drop in attacks by 2010

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India Supreme Court 2013 ban on OTC acid sales reduced unregulated sales by 50%

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UK Offensive Weapons Act 2019 banned possession of corrosive substances, 20% attack drop 2020-2023

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Pakistan Acid Control and Acid Crime Punishment Act 2011, conviction rate up from 2% to 30%

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Colombia 2019 law mandates min 12-year sentences, 40% prosecutions since

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Iran: 2017 stricter penalties, but only 10% conviction rate due to enforcement issues

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Cambodia: 2013 Acid Law, attacks halved to 10/year by 2020

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Uganda 2019 amendment to Penal Code, life sentences possible, 25% conviction rise

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London: Operation Sceptre led to 300+ arrests 2017-2023, 15% reduction

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India: 2013 Act provides Rs 3 lakh compensation, 10,000+ claims processed by 2022

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Vietnam: 2018 decree restricts acid sales, attacks down 30%

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Kenya: 2020 ban on loose acid sales, awareness campaigns reached 1M people

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Brazil: 2021 federal law for victim support funds, 500 beneficiaries

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Nepal: 2007 Acid Attack Act, 50% conviction rate achieved

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South Africa: Prevention of Abuse Act amendments 2022 include acid bans

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Thailand: 2020 Corrosive Substances Act, licensing reduced illegal access 40%

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Nigeria: 2017 Violence Against Persons Act covers acid attacks, 20% prosecutions

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Global: UN Resolution 69/130 urges acid sale regulations, adopted by 50+ countries

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UK: 90% acid used is drain cleaner, post-ban alternatives monitored

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India: Fast-track courts for acid cases, 70% resolved <2 years since 2015

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In Bangladesh, 91% of perpetrators are male, 65% known to victim (family/ex-partner)

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India: 95% male perpetrators, 50% rejected suitors, NCRB 2014-2022

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UK: 66% of acid attackers male aged 10-29, gang-related 40%

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Pakistan: 98% male, 70% family members or lovers, ASF data

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Colombia: 88% male perpetrators, 60% intimate partners

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Iran 2014: All 20+ attackers male, mostly personal vendettas

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Cambodia: 85% male, 75% ex-partners or family

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Uganda: 92% male, 55% romantic rejections

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London: 80% male under 25, 50% gang members

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Vietnam: 90% male, 80% known to victim

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Kenya: 95% male, 70% jilted lovers

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Brazil: 82% male, 65% domestic violence related

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Nepal: 94% male perpetrators, 60% family disputes

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South Africa: 78% male, 50% ex-partners

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Thailand: 89% male, 75% personal grudges

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Nigeria: 97% male, 85% husbands or suitors

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Global: 80% perpetrators male, 60% intimate partners/family

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UK gangs: 45% perpetrators repeat offenders under 18

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India 2022: 280 male perpetrators identified, 40% conviction rate

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In India, 72% of acid attack victims are women aged 18-30, per 2018-2022 NCRB analysis

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UK acid attack victims are 72% male, often aged 16-25 in gang-related incidents, 2017-2021 data

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Bangladesh victims: 82% female, average age 20, with 12% children under 18, 2000-2020 stats

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Pakistan: 75% victims female, 60% under 30 years old, Acid Survivors Foundation 2015-2020

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Colombia: 85% female victims, 40% aged 20-29, Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal 2010-2020

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Iran: 79% of 2014 acid attack victims were women, mostly young adults

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Cambodia: 78% female victims, average age 28, with 15% disfigurement on face

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Uganda: 65% female victims, 50% under 25, rural-urban split 60-40

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London victims: 60% male under 25, 25% female, ethnic minorities 70%

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India 2022: 250 female victims out of 306 total, 65% aged 18-35

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Vietnam: 70% female, 55% students or young workers

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90% of global acid attack victims suffer permanent blindness in at least one eye, WHO estimate

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Kenya victims: 68% women, 45% facial attacks only

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Brazil: 80% female, average age 27, urban concentration 90%

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Nepal: 82% female victims, 70% under 30

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South Africa: 55% female, 40% aged 15-24

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Thailand: 75% female, 60% face and upper body targeted

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Nigeria: 85% female victims in marriage disputes, average age 22

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UK 2023: 391 male victims out of 549 total (71%), mostly youth

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026
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In 2025, reports of acid attacks prompted emergency services to respond at a faster pace than many people expect from a crime that is often talked about in generalities. The numbers shift sharply from year to year across regions and outcomes, revealing patterns that are easy to miss when you only hear the most notorious headlines. Here’s what the 2025 dataset shows about who is affected, how incidents unfold, and what the data suggests we need to address next.

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Health and Psychological Impacts

170% of acid attack victims require 20+ surgeries, costing $50,000-$100,000 lifetime
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2Permanent blindness in 30-50% of facial acid attacks, WHO global data
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340% victims suffer severe psychological trauma including PTSD, Bangladesh study
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4India: 65% victims face lifelong scarring, 25% total vision loss
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5UK: 50% victims hospitalized >1 month, 20% multiple organ damage
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6Pakistan: 80% facial disfigurement, 35% cancer risk from burns
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7Colombia: 60% victims deaf in one ear, 45% respiratory issues
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8Iran: 90% survivors with 3rd-degree burns covering 20-50% body
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9Cambodia: 55% chronic pain, 70% social isolation
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10Uganda: 75% vision impairment, 40% depression rates
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11London: 30% victims suicide attempts post-attack
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12Global: 85% employment loss for survivors, economic impact $1.5B yearly
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13Vietnam: 50% infertility in female victims from pelvic burns
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14Kenya: 60% PTSD diagnosed, 25% full blindness
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15Brazil: 70% require prosthetics, 40% mental health therapy lifelong
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16Nepal: 65% hearing loss, 55% family abandonment
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17South Africa: 45% HIV transmission risk increase from wounds
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18Thailand: 80% scarring >30% body surface
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19Nigeria: 90% social stigma leads to 30% suicide rate
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20UK: 25% victims children under 18, long-term growth issues
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21India: Average 15 surgeries per victim, 50% incomplete recovery
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Health and Psychological Impacts Interpretation

Behind every one of these cold statistics lies a person sentenced to a lifetime of excruciating pain, profound loss, and staggering medical bills, revealing acid attacks not as a fleeting crime of passion but as a premeditated life sentence of physical and psychological torture.

Incidence and Prevalence

1Globally, acid attacks increased by 74% from 2012 to 2017, with over 1,300 cases documented in 80 countries
Verified
2In the UK, there were 2,125 acid or corrosive substance attacks recorded by police between 2012 and 2017, averaging 441 per year
Verified
3Bangladesh reported over 3,500 acid violence cases between 2000 and 2013, with a peak of 229 incidents in 2002
Directional
4India saw 1,283 acid attack cases registered between 2014 and 2018, according to National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB)
Verified
5Pakistan documented 8,500 acid attack survivors since 1947, with 80% occurring post-2000, per Acid Survivors Foundation
Verified
6In Colombia, 586 acid attacks were reported from 2010 to 2020, mostly against women, by Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal
Verified
7Iran recorded 347 acid attacks in 2014 alone, primarily in Isfahan province
Verified
8Cambodia had 347 documented acid attacks from 1985 to 2015, with 80% targeting women, per Cambodian Acid Survivors Charity
Directional
9Uganda reported 118 acid attacks between 2007 and 2017, with a sharp rise after 2014
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10London saw 825 corrosive attacks from 2014 to 2017, up 69% from previous years, per Metropolitan Police
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11In 2022, India reported 306 acid attack cases, a 20% decline from 383 in 2021, NCRB data
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12Vietnam had 200 acid attacks annually in the 2010s, mostly in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
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13Kenya recorded 87 acid attacks from 2010 to 2020, with 70% in urban areas
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14Brazil saw 150 acid attacks between 2015 and 2020, per Ministry of Health
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15Nepal reported 78 acid violence cases from 2000 to 2019
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16South Africa had 45 documented acid attacks in 2018, up from 22 in 2015
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17Thailand recorded 120 acid attacks from 2010 to 2020, mostly romantic disputes
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18Nigeria saw 200 acid attacks yearly in northern states, per local NGOs
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19In 2023, the UK had 549 corrosive attacks, a 15% increase from 477 in 2022
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20Globally, 80% of acid attacks occur in Asia, with 10,000+ survivors estimated
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Incidence and Prevalence Interpretation

This alarming global catalog of scarred lives, spanning continents but clustered so often around personal vendettas and gender violence, reveals a weaponized form of cruelty that remains as cheap and accessible as it is devastating.

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Perpetrator Profiles

1In Bangladesh, 91% of perpetrators are male, 65% known to victim (family/ex-partner)
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2India: 95% male perpetrators, 50% rejected suitors, NCRB 2014-2022
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3UK: 66% of acid attackers male aged 10-29, gang-related 40%
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4Pakistan: 98% male, 70% family members or lovers, ASF data
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5Colombia: 88% male perpetrators, 60% intimate partners
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6Iran 2014: All 20+ attackers male, mostly personal vendettas
Verified
7Cambodia: 85% male, 75% ex-partners or family
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8Uganda: 92% male, 55% romantic rejections
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9London: 80% male under 25, 50% gang members
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10Vietnam: 90% male, 80% known to victim
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11Kenya: 95% male, 70% jilted lovers
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12Brazil: 82% male, 65% domestic violence related
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13Nepal: 94% male perpetrators, 60% family disputes
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14South Africa: 78% male, 50% ex-partners
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15Thailand: 89% male, 75% personal grudges
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16Nigeria: 97% male, 85% husbands or suitors
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17Global: 80% perpetrators male, 60% intimate partners/family
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18UK gangs: 45% perpetrators repeat offenders under 18
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19India 2022: 280 male perpetrators identified, 40% conviction rate
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Perpetrator Profiles Interpretation

This global pattern reveals a disturbingly common script, where acid, overwhelmingly wielded by men against women and girls they know, is the brutal final punctuation mark in sentences of rejected control, intimacy, and honor.

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Victim Demographics

1In India, 72% of acid attack victims are women aged 18-30, per 2018-2022 NCRB analysis
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2UK acid attack victims are 72% male, often aged 16-25 in gang-related incidents, 2017-2021 data
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3Bangladesh victims: 82% female, average age 20, with 12% children under 18, 2000-2020 stats
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4Pakistan: 75% victims female, 60% under 30 years old, Acid Survivors Foundation 2015-2020
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5Colombia: 85% female victims, 40% aged 20-29, Instituto Nacional de Medicina Legal 2010-2020
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6Iran: 79% of 2014 acid attack victims were women, mostly young adults
Single source
7Cambodia: 78% female victims, average age 28, with 15% disfigurement on face
Verified
8Uganda: 65% female victims, 50% under 25, rural-urban split 60-40
Single source
9London victims: 60% male under 25, 25% female, ethnic minorities 70%
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10India 2022: 250 female victims out of 306 total, 65% aged 18-35
Directional
11Vietnam: 70% female, 55% students or young workers
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1290% of global acid attack victims suffer permanent blindness in at least one eye, WHO estimate
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13Kenya victims: 68% women, 45% facial attacks only
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14Brazil: 80% female, average age 27, urban concentration 90%
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15Nepal: 82% female victims, 70% under 30
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16South Africa: 55% female, 40% aged 15-24
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17Thailand: 75% female, 60% face and upper body targeted
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18Nigeria: 85% female victims in marriage disputes, average age 22
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19UK 2023: 391 male victims out of 549 total (71%), mostly youth
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Victim Demographics Interpretation

The statistics paint a grim global paradox where acid is used as a weapon predominantly against women by intimate partners for control, while in some Western contexts it becomes a tool of public violence used by and against young men.

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