[In Portuguese] This article explores Brazil’s advances and shortcomings in protection activities and technical cooperation projects focused on preventing sexual violence.

[In Portugues] It is possible to make Brazil safer? Specialists say it is and share effective iniatives of four brazilian states.

Vishva Samani reports on how smart policing in Brazil keeps a check on the police

Discovered in Tanzania and diagnosed in America for the first time in december 2013, the Chikungunya virus has been spreading more and more quickly in Haiti.

The use of digital technology for violence prevention in Kenya’s capital still find barriers, but there are also positive perspectives.

This Strategic Paper represents the most exhaustive treatment to date of the changing landscapes of international cooperation for citizen security in Latin America and the Caribbean.

[In Portuguese] Changes in course in Latin America challenge the basis of world’s policy of drugs control and it’s almost exclusive emphasis in offer control.

This Strategic Note analyses the introduction of new technologies and the strategy of police pacification in Rio de Janeiro’s favelas.

(In Portuguese) SN-12: This strategic note considers the state of Brazilian engagement with the UN peace

[In Portuguese] Some Latin America governments and civil society are developing new approaches to solve the violence challenges taking advantage of the connectivity expansion.

The world has entered its urban age. More than half of the globe’s population currently resides in cities as compared to

How technological can be used to conduct a reform in police institutions in states like Rio de Janeiro where the relations between police and society are characterized by mistrust.

[In Portuguese] Comprehend the dinamic of the transnacional organized crime and the way challenges in regional tendencies impact national and local situations.

A report about the black blocs rise in Brazil, focused specifically on their use of social networks.

This Strategic Paper offers an overview of the scope and scale of organized crime in Latin America and Brazil more specifically.