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Crime Statistics > Robberies (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Chile: 1,275.6   2004 Time series
# 2     Argentina: 905.3   2006 Time series
# 3     Dominican Republic: 556.4   2006 Time series
# 4     Costa Rica: 527.3   2006 Time series
# 5     Mexico: 504.7   2006 Time series
# 6     South Africa: 494.5   2002 Time series
# 7     Nicaragua: 440.7   2006 Time series
# 8     Ecuador: 398.8   2006 Time series
# 9     Swaziland: 304.2   2004 Time series
# 10     Uruguay: 277.5   2004 Time series
# 11     Belgium: 211.4   2004 Time series
# 12     Spain: 201.2   2006 Time series
# 13     Portugal: 197.3   2006 Time series
# 14     Belize: 182.4   2006 Time series
# 15     Barbados: 170.1   2000 Time series
# 16     Maldives: 161.9   2004 Time series
# 17     Peru: 156.1   2004 Time series
# 18     United States: 146.4   2006 Time series
# 19     Lithuania: 128.2   2006 Time series
# 20     Italy: 121.7   2006 Time series
# 21     Bolivia: 110.9   2002 Time series
# 22     Thailand: 107.1   2006 Time series
# 23     Guatemala: 102.8   2000 Time series
# 24     Zimbabwe: 101.4   2004 Time series
# 25     Belarus: 100.2   2006 Time series
# 26     Latvia: 98.6   2006 Time series
# 27     Luxembourg: 95.8   2002 Time series
= 28     Canada: 94.2   2006 Time series
= 28     Sweden: 94.2   2006 Time series
# 30     Poland: 92.2   2006 Time series
# 31     El Salvador: 92   2006 Time series
# 32     Jamaica: 90.8   2000 Time series
# 33     Russia: 90.3   2000 Time series
# 34     Ukraine: 89.4   2006 Time series
# 35     Kazakhstan: 88.9   2006 Time series
# 36     Mauritius: 88.3   2006 Time series
# 37     Netherlands: 83.7   2006 Time series
# 38     Morocco: 83.4   2006 Time series
# 39     Malaysia: 82.1   2006 Time series
# 40     Australia: 81.8   2002 Time series
# 41     Estonia: 74.7   2006 Time series
# 42     Algeria: 72.4   2006 Time series
# 43     Germany: 65.2   2006 Time series
# 44     Papua New Guinea: 63   2000 Time series
# 45     Georgia: 62.4   2006 Time series
# 46     Colombia: 61.7   2000 Time series
# 47     Austria: 61.6   2006 Time series
# 48     New Zealand: 59.7   2006 Time series
# 49     Ireland: 55.7   2006 Time series
# 50     Malta: 54.9   2006 Time series
# 51     Switzerland: 54.6   2006 Time series
# 52     Bulgaria: 53   2004 Time series
# 53     Denmark: 48.8   2006 Time series
# 54     Czech Republic: 46.8   2006 Time series
# 55     Kyrgyzstan: 45.5   2006 Time series
# 56     Sri Lanka: 41   2004 Time series
# 57     Panama: 38.1   2006 Time series
# 58     Serbia and Montenegro: 37.5   2006 Time series
# 59     Israel: 36.3   2004 Time series
# 60     Mongolia: 33.8   2006 Time series
# 61     Croatia: 32.6   2006 Time series
# 62     Finland: 32.3   2006 Time series
# 63     Hungary: 31.9   2004 Time series
= 64     Paraguay: 31.5   2006 Time series
= 64     Slovenia: 31.5   2006 Time series
# 66     Bahrain: 31.3   2006 Time series
# 67     Indonesia: 29.8   2000 Time series
= 68     Burma: 29.7   2002 Time series
= 68     Norway: 29.7   2006 Time series
# 70     Slovakia: 29.6   2006 Time series
# 71     Turkey: 28.5   2006 Time series
# 72     Zambia: 25.8   2000 Time series
# 73     Macedonia, Republic of: 24.7   2006 Time series
# 74     China: 24.5   2000 Time series
# 75     Greece: 23.4   2006 Time series
# 76     Moldova: 23.3   2006 Time series
# 77     Singapore: 21.7   2006 Time series
# 78     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 20.4   2006 Time series
# 79     Romania: 18.9   2006 Time series
# 80     Uganda: 17.7   2004 Time series
# 81     Kenya: 14.2   2006 Time series
# 82     Jordan: 14   2006 Time series
# 83     United Arab Emirates: 13.2   2006 Time series
# 84     Iceland: 12   2004 Time series
# 85     Tunisia: 11.5   2002 Time series
# 86     Kuwait: 11.2   2002 Time series
# 87     France: 10.8   2004 Time series
# 88     Korea, South: 10.4   2004 Time series
# 89     Cyprus: 9.5   2006 Time series
# 90     Philippines: 8.4   2006 Time series
# 91     Albania: 7.2   2002 Time series
# 92     Oman: 6.7   2002 Time series
# 93     Armenia: 5.6   2006 Time series
# 94     Syria: 4.3   2006 Time series
# 95     Japan: 4   2006 Time series
# 96     Lebanon: 3.5   2006 Time series
= 97     Saudi Arabia: 2.9   2000 Time series
= 97     Turkmenistan: 2.9   2006 Time series
# 99     Azerbaijan: 2.8   2006 Time series
# 100     Tajikistan: 2.7   2006 Time series
# 101     Qatar: 2.6   2004 Time series
# 102     India: 1.6   2006 Time series
# 103     Bangladesh: 0.6   2006 Time series
= 104     Nepal: 0.5   2006 Time series
= 104     Brunei: 0.5   2006 Time series
# 106     Pakistan: 0.1   2000 Time series
Weighted average: 101.8  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
Northern Ireland 90.4   
Scotland 69.9   


DEFINITION: Number of robberies recorded by police in that country per 100,000 population.

SOURCE: European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control International Statistics on Crime and Justice, 2011

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"Robberies by country", European Institute for Crime Prevention and Control International Statistics on Crime and Justice, 2011. Retrieved from http://www.NationMaster.com/graph/cri_rob-crime-robberies

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COMMENTARY     

Maxwell John
5th August 2012 		nice........
The rate of crime has increased not only in the single area in the world but also in world wide. Taking a thing forcefully from any one which is not yours is called robbery. Robbery is a inhumane thing. Due to increase rate in robberies the people has suffered in fear and can not go any where freely. In this fear people can not enjoy their life fully. The rate is calculated as average per year.For more visit http://enter10n.com/bizarre/top-countries-highest-robberies/
ttessoc drawde
10th May 2011 		i like the web page
skyler+meikrantz
14th November 2010 		How come China is not on the list? that wouldve helped with my paper.
Jose
19th May 2010 		Why Spain is the first country in total robberies if it is not present in your sources?
Bobby Brown
11th March 2010 		Is your fridge running?
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