The Ministry of the Interior reported a total of 4,134 active cases in the VioGen System in the Balearic Islands at the end of October, a decrease of approximately 3.7% compared to the previous month. These are some of the figures released in the latest monthly report on the system for protecting victims of gender-based violence. Regarding supervised cases, these decreased by 16, from 494 in September to 478 in October; while inactive cases increased by more than 300, from 34,201 to 34,533. As for risk level, low-risk cases decreased by 140 (from 3,497 to 3,357) and medium-risk cases by 23 (from 757 in September to 734 in October). However, high-risk cases increased by two (from 41 to 43). The age group with the most active cases is women aged 31 to 45, with 1,943 (a decrease of almost 100), followed by the 18-30 age group (36 fewer cases) and the 46-64 age group (23 fewer). Active cases among minors remain unchanged at 62, but inactive cases have increased by eight (from 61 to 69). Within this category, low-risk cases have decreased (by four), medium-risk cases have increased (by five), and high-risk cases have disappeared (previously there was one). Another noteworthy statistic is that of the more than 4,100 active cases in the Balearic Islands in October, 1,988 involved victims with dependent children (almost 48.1% of the total), which is 88 fewer than the previous month.

The Ministry of the Interior has detected 4,378 active cases of women victims of gender-based violence in the Balearic Islands through the VioGen System, 2,143 of whom have minors in their care. According to statistical data from the department headed by Fernando Grande-Marlaska, which cover up to August 31, the majority of active cases in the archipelago (3,567) are low-risk, another 753 are medium-risk, 58 are high-risk, and none are extreme.