Emile Badran is an industrial designer and experienced operational specialist. He has worked in the private and not-for-profit sector for 12 years, in both Latin America and Africa. At the Igarapé Institute, Mr. Badran oversees the organization´s work on civic tech and smart cities. He
Jota – Nossa lei de drogas, que, por hábito, muitos ainda chamam de nova, completou essa semana 10 anos de existência
Graduated in administration and marketing at the Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing of Rio de Janeiro, Lígia Deschamps is the co-founder of the NGO Riso (Rescue the Social Infant), which promotes child empowerment in areas of risk in Rio de Janeiro. She has experience
O Globo – Num ponto a al-Qaeda está certa: Brasil está repleto de armas. É o segundo maior fabricante de armamentos e munições de pequeno porte do Ocidente
O Globo – Sem informações precisas sobre as ocorrências criminais, é praticamente impossível planejar de maneira eficaz a distribuição do efetivo
Renata Giannini debates sexual violence against women on The Stream (Al Jazeera)
O Globo – Médicos, policiais, advogados, juízes, cientistas sociais, secretários de Segurança Pública e até ex-ministros e ex-presidentes já se colocaram a favor
El País – Ao invés de proibir todas as drogas, vários países explorando novas abordagens para regulá-las
Só no Brasil, cerca de 40 mil pessoas continuam sendo vítimas de arma de fogo todos os anos
Folha de S. Paulo – Não há o que comemorar quando o assunto é regulação de armas na América do Sul
Diante do clima geral de pesar, é difícil falar em estatísticas, mas o fato é que elas revelam uma verdade pouco visível no noticiário
Davos, a reunião anual do Fórum Econômico Mundial, impressiona, seja pela riqueza da organização ou de seus participantes
O Globo – É fundamental que haja a continuidade das ações que impactaram positivamente a segurança pública do Rio
The Christian Science Monitor – President Obama’s executive action on gun control may have reenergized a polarizing debate in the US, but it offered cautious hope in Mexico this week.
The Guardian – Across the global development sector, a new narrative on the relationship between security and development is gathering momentum
El Siglo Durango – Un alto porcentaje de las armas que alimentan al crimen organizado en México llegan legales. Y en su mayoría vienen desde Estados Unidos
Al Jazeera – As drug gangs encroach on old turf, residents hope New Year brings lasting peace – and better basic services
Quantas crianças e jovens são afetados pela violência no Brasil? De que maneira? Cerca de 130 mil casos de violações de direitos humanos contra crianças e adolescentes foram reportados em 2012
The Jerusalem Post – “In Israel, we don’t feel threatened with imminent violence. The feeling of security with our police and army plus unity of the population reinforces the generalized feeling that we are not alone.”
Last night’s Question Time panel followed the House of Commons in debating Syria and whether Britain should be bombing there
After nearly three years of peace negotiations, the Colombian government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) announced a final peace accord would be signed before March 23, 2016
The Big Story – A poll by an independent research group has found deep public suspicion of the first round of the presidential election in Haiti
Miami Herald – A poll by an independent research group has found deep public suspicion of the first round of the presidential election in Haiti
New York Times – A poll by an independent research group has found deep public suspicion of the first round of the presidential election in Haiti
Foreign Affairs – Over the last five months, El Salvador has suffered unprecedented levels of homicidal violence
This year the national exam for college admission (ENEM) in Brazil brought the theme Violence Against Woman
[In Portuguese] This text contextualizes the Brazilian strategy for UN Security Council (UNSC) reform as part of a world view.
[In Portuguese] Brazilian Congress is voting on the easing of the Disarmament Statute. Along with 15 other organizations the Igarapé Institute signs this technical note on the subject.
Carta Capital (original in portuguese) – Part of Brazil’s diplomatic strength is in the upward trend of participation in international missions
IDS – While no one knows for sure, at least 600 informal settlements litter the hills and peripheral areas of Rio de Janeiro. The city’s 1.5 million poor live cheek to jowl
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