Explanation:

Let’s break it down, option by option:

- Dark streets: This is the classic fear, but most violent incidents against women don’t actually happen here. Public street violence gets attention, but it’s less common.

- Hotels and pubs: Incidents do happen, especially with alcohol involved, but these are far less frequent than at home. Usually, there are witnesses or staff around.

- Their home: This is the tricky, uncomfortable truth. Most violence against women is by someone they know—often a partner or family member. Home is where they’re most at risk because the violence is hidden, private, and persistent.

- Public transport: Yes, harassment can happen, but serious physical violence is rare compared to what happens at home.

What this really means is: The biggest risk isn’t the stranger in the alley—it’s someone familiar, behind closed doors.