UNODC collects data on crime and the operation of criminal justice systems in order to make policy-relevant information and analysis available in a timely manner to the international community.
UNODC works on the development of standards for national crime and criminal justice information systems and for the conduct of victimization surveys. The office also aims to enhance the cross-national comparability of data through the development of key indicators and data reporting tools.
Periodic reports on selected crime issues provide in-depth analysis on key topics of concern at the global and regional level.
Statistics on crime (data uploaded on 12 October 2018)
[Homicide, assaults, sexual violence, robbery, kidnapping
Theft, motor vehicle theft, burglary]
Statistics on criminal justice (data uploaded on 12 October 2018)
[Persons brought into formal contact with the police, persons prosecuted, persons convicted. persons detained. criminal justice system resources]
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