Abstract
The article discusses that the risk of youth in Mexico to be victims of a crime during their leisure time depends on their activities inside or outside home as well as their lifestyles. Also the relation between these elements is mediated by demographic and socioeconomic variables. This means that leisure activities are related to the position of the victim in the social structure. So, not only the activities of the leisure time determine the processes of victimization but also those who perform them.References
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