Publication by the Igarape Institute, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the World Economic Forum will be launched during the World Economic Forum on Latin America this week in Medellin
The Guardian – Few cities are more dangerous for civilians than San Pedro Sula in Honduras
Carta Capital – Crítico ferrenho da descriminalização do uso de entorpecentes, ministro do Desenvolvimento Social e Agrário usa seu poder para frear avanços
This report explores the evidence of what works, and what does not, when it comes to promoting citizen security in Latin American and Caribbean cities.
A new study shows that levels of impunity and the availability of small arms strongly influence the levels of violent crime
Robert Muggah’s presentation about urban violence during the 2016 Chicago Forum on Global Cities
Interview with Ilona Szabó about prison system in Brazil
This Strategic Note seeks to identify key thematic elements in Brazil’s long history of peacekeeping missions, from the first such effort in 1947 through present-day operations around the world.
TED Ideas – Cities are the the 21st century’s dominant form of civilization – and they’re where humanity’s struggle for survival will take place
The Hill Times – Migrants to Canada are routinely prosecuted for relatively minor offences and circulated back into a society torn apart by organized crime
Foreign Affairs – The United States’ Deadliest Export
Thomson Reuters Foundation News – Cities are the frontline of twenty first century humanitarianism
The Economist – The country’s gangs specialise in extortion. But they may be branching out
International Business Times – In the midst of political volatility, a deep recession and a frightening viral outbreak, Brazil is struggling
In 2016, the Igarapé Institute and several partners assembled Latin American governments, civil society groups
In 2016, the Igarapé Institute and several partners assembled Latin American governments, civil society groups
In 2016, the Igarapé Institute and several partners assembled Latin American governments, civil society groups
Igarapé Institute assembled governments and civil society groups from across Latin America to identify priorities and capacities to deliver on the evolving international peace and security agenda.
The Guardian – The fact is that in spite of decades of pursuing a “drug free world”, drugs are more accessible and widely consumed than ever
The California Consensus for Peace through Technology (CalCon) focused on challenging violent movements
World Economic Forum – The world is moving to the city. No part of the planet is urbanizing faster than sub-Saharan Africa
Robert Muggah, reserach director of the Igarapé Institute, talks to BBC Radio about WhatsApp block in Brazil
A brazilian state judge ordered mobile phone operators to block nationwide the extremely popular WhatsApp chat service
The Boston Globe – Brazil’s friendishly complicated political and economic crises are sending the country into a tailspin
Robert Muggah, Misha Glenny and Rafal Rohozinski are among the authors of the publication co-edited by the Igarapé Institute and the SecDev Foundation
SABC – Over the past weekend, the ruling party was the first to launch its much anticipated election manifesto
Former Presidents of Colombia, Mexico, and Switzerland together with Sir Richard Branson, US Former Federal Reserve Chair Paul Volcker and members of the Global Commission on Drug Policy call for reducing the harms caused by failed drug policy
Associated Press – An open letter to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon signed by more than 1,000 people
Documento foi enviado ao secretário-geral da ONU, Ban Ki-moon
Ex-presidentes, especialistas, juristas, empresários e artistas estão entre os mais de mil signatários de carta endereçada ao secretário-geral da ONU
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