Can you link to the original rather than just providing an image so I can click on the links in the list on the left and see the sources?

Also, what country or countries are they drawing their figures from?

As to the list on the right, I know that in the US it's only the majority of homeless living on the streets and counted in street censuses that are men. Women who are homeless don't live out in the open on the streets like men do coz it's not safe for them, and coz most homeless women have children. Men are much less likely to stay in shelters than homeless women coz men are much less likely to abide by shelter rules prohibiting violence, being abusive to staff, drugs and alcohol, and being inappropriately sexual. Most of the people who get thrown out of shelters for their behavior are men.

In the US, yes, the majority of homicide victims are men, but so are the majority - 91% - of killers. Males commit homicide at 10 times the rate that females do. The fact that so many men die of homicide just illustrates the extent of male-on-male lethal violence, an issue men really need to do something about; it doesn't reflect well on men or mean they are all put upon and victimized. Also, most male homicide victims in the US are in a very narrow age range - 14 to 24. Relatively few middle-aged and elderly men die of homicide, whereas women in the US are just as likely to die of homicide in mid and late life as in their teens and early 20s.

Males in the US do make up the majority of victims of violent crime, but they make up most of the perpetrators of violent crime, too. Most violent crime is male-on-male violence coz when men have beefs with one another, they are much more likely to get into fist fights or to jump, shoot or stab one another than women are. Men really need to learn better ways to resolve their conflicts.

About the claim that men on average serving 64% longer in prison than women: whatever the percentage difference is, it's not coz the criminal justice system is picking on men, it's coz the offending patterns of the two sexes are so vastly different. Since men commit the vast majority of violent crime such as murder, assault and armed robbery - as well as nearly all crimes like rape and child molestation - lots of men are in prison for long sentences. In the US, there are vastly many more men in prison for life or on death row coz the number of men who've committed heinous crimes far outnumber the number of women. This is an indictment of men, not of the justice system.

The claim that men are 3.4 times more likely to be imprisoned than women for the same crime doesn't sound right to me. I'd have to know what jurisdiction they're speaking of to check. If this claim, or anything like it, were true, I'd imagine it would be cause for a class-action sex discrimination suit.

This reminds me: recently I read that one-third of the women in prison women's criminal convictions in the UK are in for failure to pay their BBC license fee, and that women are tried and convicted of that charge at 10 times more often than men are. Meanwhile in England and Wales, fewer than 2% of rapes - which by UK law can only be committed by someone with a penis - reported to the police get prosecuted nowadays, leading to the charge that in those countries this particular male-only crime has been effectively decriminalized.

As to the claims about "domestic abuse," I'd have to see how the term is defined. Many men feel they've been abused when dinner isn't ready when they want it, when women or children say no, "talk back" to them or ignore them, and especially when women or kids laugh at or ridicule them.