12 de April de 2018
Brazil’s Critical Infrastructure Faces a Growing Risk of Cyberattacks
Most of the world's critical infrastructure—nuclear plants, electrical transmission systems, water treatment plants, etc.—is managed by...
5 de April de 2018
The apps that map violence – and keep Rio residents out of the crossfire
Rejecting official information channels, Rio’s citizens are navigating their city using crowdsourced data on shootings...
5 de April de 2018
Shining light on Latin America’s homicide epidemic
Latin America’s violent crime, and ways of dealing with it, have lessons for the rest...
2 de April de 2018
Is Liberal Democracy in Retreat?
Although democracy has spread from one country to more than 100 countries in the space...
2 de April de 2018
‘I have no thought of escaping’: inside the Brazilian prisons with no guards
In a country where jails are seen as ticking timebombs, a system of self-rule among...
27 de March de 2018
Peacekeeping Effectiveness and Pre-Deployment Training:
Innovations from Kenya [caption id="attachment_31181" align="aligncenter" width="640"] AMISOM Training of Trainers at IPSTC. Photo: AMISOM[/caption] Giovanna Marques...
26 de March de 2018
Want to stop gun violence now? Regulate bullets
26/03/2018 by Robbert Muggah Originally published on the Los Angeles Times Gunfire kills or injures at least...
26 de March de 2018
Police operation in Rio favela leaves at least eight people dead
Allegations that some of the victims were innocent residents executed in a revenge mission after...
23 de March de 2018
Youngsters swap gangs for boxing in Colombia’s Medellin slums
By Anastasia Moloney MEDELLIN, Colombia, March 22 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As a pink dusk settles...