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Crime Statistics > Murders committed by youths per capita (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Colombia: 84.4 
# 2   El Salvador: 50.2 
# 3   Puerto Rico: 41.8 
# 4   Brazil: 32.5 
# 5   Albania: 28.2 
# 6   Venezuela: 25 
# 7   Russia: 18 
# 8   Ecuador: 15.9 
# 9   Mexico: 15.3 
# 10   Panama: 14.4 
# 11   Philippines: 12.2 
# 12   Kazakhstan: 11.5 
# 13   Trinidad and Tobago: 11.4 
# 14   United States: 11 
# 15   Paraguay: 10.4 
# 16   Cuba: 9.6 
# 17   Belarus: 8.8 
# 18   Ukraine: 8.7 
# 19   Latvia: 7.8 
= 20   Estonia: 7.7 
= 20   Moldova: 7.7 
# 22   Nicaragua: 7.3 
# 23   Turkmenistan: 6.9 
# 24   Azerbaijan: 6.7 
# 25   Thailand: 6.2 
= 26   Costa Rica: 5.5 
= 26   Tajikistan: 5.5 
# 28   Lithuania: 5.4 
# 29   Argentina: 5.2 
# 30   Kyrgyzstan: 4.6 
# 31   Uruguay: 3.6 
# 33   Chile:
# 34   Uzbekistan: 2.6 
# 35   Romania: 2.3 
# 36   Bulgaria: 2.2 
# 37   Armenia: 1.9 
# 38   New Zealand: 1.8 
= 39   Korea, South: 1.7 
= 39   Canada: 1.7 
= 41   Australia: 1.6 
= 41   Croatia: 1.6 
= 41   Poland: 1.6 
= 44   Denmark: 1.5 
= 44   Slovakia: 1.5 
= 44   Netherlands: 1.5 
= 47   Belgium: 1.4 
= 47   Hungary: 1.4 
= 47   Italy: 1.4 
# 50   Portugal: 1.3 
# 51   Czech Republic: 1.2 
= 52   Greece: 0.9 
= 52   United Kingdom: 0.9 
= 54   Spain: 0.8 
= 54   Germany: 0.8 
# 56   France: 0.6 
# 57   Japan: 0.4 
Weighted average: 9.2  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
Scotland 3.1  



DEFINITION: Homicide rate per 100,000 population aged 10–29 years

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