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22 May 2024: Such measures have proved effective at reducing alcohol-related violence. However, evidence increasingly suggests that individuals' propensity to engage in violence is also related to their current socio-economic conditions and ... This presentation

22 May 2024: The impact of Covid-19’s lockdown included school education, mental health, gender-based violence, sexual and reproductive health and rights, unintended pregnancies and economic distress. ... All expert contributions to the webinar highlighted that

22 May 2024: While becoming an increasingly prosperous economic superpower in the twenty-first century, China is still the world’s leader in the imposition of death sentences and executions in modern times.

22 May 2024: Numerous childhood, adolescent, and adult factors have been measured, including individual, family, and socio-economic factors.

High economic growth, poverty declined (but. Inequality went up). • Demographic change, fewer young people. •

22 May 2024: It is within this context that the Center for Economic and Social Analysis, funded by the Bernard van Leer Foundation, has conducted the research “Everyday life of small children in favelas

22 May 2024: He explains the drop in homicide rates by referring to improvements in security technology - including home protection and CCTV cameras - and economic conditions, such as the transition to a cash-free

22 May 2024: While inmates emphasised socioeconomic deprivation as causes of crime and violence, staff emphasised a combination of personal gain and economic deprivation.

At the same time, periods of economic crises are seldom correlated with increasing homicide. ... Urbanization, inequality and economic growth have an impact on homicide levels, but evidence is ambiguous.

22 May 2024: In this context of extreme economic and social deprivation, the burdens of both infectious and non-communicable diseases remain considerable.