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Are you going to travel abroad or emigrate? You may want to refer to the "murder map" before you leave. This interactive map shows the murder rate of all countries in the world, and finds out the most unsafe and safest countries.

The homicide cases in Latin America and the Caribbean account for 65,438+0/3 of the world total. In the 20 most dangerous countries, 14 In these areas, almost half of the victims are 15-29-year-old men. Australia is one of the safest countries. In 20 12 years, there were only 1. 1 homicides per 65438+ ten thousand people.

The map, produced by the Brazilian organization Igarapé Institute, also shows the weapons used by the murderer, the gender and age of the victims. It is considered to be the most complete system of its kind, which can help people find ways to avoid or reduce violence.

This "murder map" shows that Honduras is the deadliest country in the world, with 85.5 people killed out of a population of 65,438+10,000, in addition to Venezuela and the US Virgin Islands. Countries with the lowest homicide rates include Liechtenstein, Monaco and Singapore.

Statistics show that more than half of the murders are guns. At least 437,000 people die of violence every year in the world, with an average of 6.2 people killed per 65,438+10,000 people, and 79% of the victims are men.

The map collects data from countries and cities in Latin America and the Caribbean. Although these figures are disturbing, there is hope to reduce the probability of murder. Some of the most dangerous cities in Latin America have improved. For example, the homicide rate in Rio de Janeiro decreased by 65.8% from 2002 to 20 12, and that in Sao Paulo decreased by 80% from 2000 to 20 10. Medellin, Colombia, was once the most dangerous city in the world, and the homicide rate here also dropped by 80% from 2000 to 20 14.

Igarapé Institute hopes to regularly release the analyzed data and the changing trend of the incidence of fatal violence, thus helping the international community to solve the most deadly problems of mankind.

The agency's website shows: "Until recently, many governments were reluctant to publish data on murders for fear that the country's reputation, tourism and investment would be adversely affected. Fortunately, people's attitudes are changing, and data on the number and distribution of murders are becoming more and more open and transparent. "

"However, the problem is that information about deadly violence is scattered and often incomparable. Therefore, the murder recorder concentrates all available information on one interface, hoping to help decision makers, journalists, scholars and activists find areas with frequent problems and possible solutions. "

Further reading ""The top ten worst tourist cities in the world are flooded with crimes and tourists are killed.

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