Correction.

Abstract

Page 1, Abstract section More than one third of the men interviewed (n = 128; 36.6%) reported having experienced sexual violence. Almost one third of the men interviewed (n = 128; 32.7%) reported having experienced sexual violence. Page 11, “Experiences of sexual violence” heading under Results section In total, 128 (36.6%) newly arrived male refugees reported having experienced sexual violence, with 79.7% (n = 102) responding to ‘sexual assault’ and/or ‘other unwanted sexual experiences’ as ‘happened to me’ and 20.3% (n = 26) ‘witnessed it’. In total, 128 (32.7%) newly arrived male refugees reported having experienced sexual violence, with 79.7% (n = 102) responding to ‘sexual assault’ and/or ‘other unwanted sexual experiences’ as ‘happened to me’ and 20.3% (n = 26) ‘witnessed it’. Page 11, “Socio-demographic and flightrelated characteristics” heading under Results section Most participants originated from Cameroon (n = 62, 16.6%), Venezuela (n = 53, 13.5%), and Eritrea (n = 38, 9.7%), and there were significant differences between the subsamples with . . . Most participants originated from Cameroon (n = 65, 16.6%), Venezuela (n = 53, 13.5%), and Eritrea (n = 38, 9.7%), and there were significant differences between the subsamples with . . .