This form has proven the most murderous in recent decades.
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Honduras has for years been one of the world's most murderous countries.
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By 2015, it had become the most murderous country in the world.
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It is now ranked one of the most murderous cities in the world.
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El Salvador belonged to the gangs, making the country one of the most murderous
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In 2012, Honduras was the world's most murderous nation, with a rate of 90.4 per 100,000.
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The homicide leaves Baltimore as one of the most murderous cities per capita in the nation.
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That decline meant that the country went from being the world's third most murderous to the 13th.
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The Amritsar massacre was probably the most murderous single act in the history of the British Empire.
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In 2013, the year before Mr Hernández took office, Honduras was still the most murderous country on earth.
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Cambodia Two senior members of one of the most murderous regimes in history had their day of reckoning.
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Gang violence has made El Salvador one of the world's most murderous countries in the past few years.
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"Violence has overwhelmed all limits," said Mr. Herrera, speaking by telephone from one of the region's most murderous cities.
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Indeed, the three most murderous states in the country — Louisiana, Missouri, and Alabama — all have low foreign-born populations.
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Honduras saw homicide rates more than double between 2005 and 0003, and became the world's most murderous country in 2012.
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El Salvador ranks among the world's most murderous countries, with criminal gangs fighting over territory and threatening intruders with death.
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The most murderous nations are plagued with a number of common problems, but each also has it own particular issues.
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Over the past five years, the Northern Triangle countries have repeatedly made the top five of the world's most murderous countries.
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Drive-by shootings are commonplace in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, where the homicide rate rivals that of the world's most murderous cities.
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Guzman's cartel is present in the city, fighting a war for control that made it the world's most murderous town in 2010.
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It is one of the most murderous countries in the world for journalists, making parts of the country black holes for information.
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During his rule, Cambodia has emerged from one of the 20th century's most murderous conflicts to clock annual growth rates above 7 percent.
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In both 2015 and 2016, El Salvador was the world′s most violent country, and its capital, San Salvador, was the most murderous city.
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Neighboring Honduras had held the distinction of being the most murderous nation between 2011 and 2012, according to figures compiled by the United Nations.
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The report from Brazil's presidency places a few of the country's states on par with some of the world's most murderous countries, including Honduras.
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The small, impoverished Central American state ranks among the world's most murderous countries, with criminal gangs controlling chunks of territory and threatening intruders with death.
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Gang violence has made El Salvador one of the world's most murderous countries in the past few years, driving Salvadorans to flee to the north.
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Roiled by gang violence, Acapulco has been transformed from a favorite getaway for Hollywood stars to one of the most murderous cities in the world.
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Scientists on the Vidda are trying to extract DNA from samples of wolverine scat in an effort to identify the most murderous individuals for culling.
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Yet the national murder rate has been increasingly lately, and is now up 20% on it's 933/12 low, making it the world's seventh most murderous.
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The bloodshed comes as Chicago's epidemic of violent crime seemed to be abating at last, especially in some of the most murderous parts of the city.
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Since then, all of France has struggled to explain the single most murderous act yet committed by an individual since the country's wave of terror began.
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International data are patchy, but they suggest that since the end of apartheid South Africa went from being the world's third-most-murderous country to the seventh.
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In the panoply of commanders who turned much of Central America into a killing field in the 215s, General Ríos Montt was one of the most murderous.
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Gang violence fueled a 70 percent jump in El Salvador's murder rate last year, putting it in contention to overtake Honduras as the world's most murderous nation.
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El Salvador, one of the world's most murderous countries, is just now recovering from a devastating drought, which only heightens the stakes and scope of the violence.
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Citizens in the Northern Triangle, dubbed Latin America's "most murderous corner," have few reasons to hope that systemic violence, insecurity and impunity will get better anytime soon.
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Caceres has returned to picking beans and corn in one of the most murderous parts of a country with among the highest homicide rates in the world.
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Were it a nation, that would have ranked Amambay as the world's second most murderous, after Honduras, according to the United Nations' 2013 study of national homicide rates.
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Guerrero is also home to the beach resort of Acapulco, one of Mexico's most famous tourist destinations but now ranked as one of the world's most murderous cities.
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A similar downward trend is evident in neighbouring Honduras: San Pedro Sula, which for years wore the unwelcome crown as the world′s most murderous city, now ranks third.
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In a population of around 210 million people, the government recorded 59,080 gun deaths in 2015, putting it in the top 10 World Bank list of the most murderous countries.
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Under Mauricio Funes and then Mr Sánchez Cerén, GDP growth has averaged less than 2% a year, poverty has risen and El Salvador became the most murderous country in the world.
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Some of the migrants will also end up waiting in dangerous border towns, which presents an additional humanitarian risk, given that Mexico experienced its most murderous year on record in 2017.
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Yet he found much to admire in the most murderous ideology of the 20th century, responsible for tens of millions of deaths from the killing fields of Cambodia to the gulags of Murmansk.
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The only problem in Ford's eyes is that original humans, the "most murderous species since time began," as the Westworld creator calls them, will "devour" the hosts before they ever reach their beautiful potential.
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This is a conflict in which Iran (a Republican nemesis) and Russia (a former Trump favorite) align with Assad, one of recent history's most murderous leaders, to stifle democratic street protest-turned-civil war.
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Violence is a huge problem — as my grandma's regular reminders when I call her of the "dangers of the streets" suggest, and as the capital city's ranking as the most murderous city in the world proves.
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While it might be too early for a trailer, hopefully HBO will at least give us a release date so we'll know when we're returning to the violent delights of the world's most murderous amusement park.
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The down-at-heel resort of Acapulco has been one of Mexico's most murderous cities for years, besieged by battling drug gangs who long ago branched out from drug smuggling to extortion, kidnapping and other crimes.
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Saved by the former prison authorities as part of their meticulous record-keeping, the photos now illustrate the legacy of Pol Pot's Cambodia, a regime that the current government calls the most murderous since Hitler's Germany.
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According to data from the Igarapé Institute, a Brazilian think-tank, 43 of the 50 most murderous cities in the world last year, and eight of the top ten countries, are in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Comparing abortion to the most murderous atrocities of the 20th century—"German death camps, Chinese purges, Stalin's gulags, Cambodian killing fields, and the Rwandan genocide"—it makes performing one a felony, punishable by up to 99 years in prison.
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In the most bitter of ironies, this spectacle of black athletic excellence, self-determination, and entrepreneurial-savvy was sponsored by one of the world's most murderous dictators at the behest of one of its most cunning and untrustworthy figures.
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Brutal 'mara' street gangs and chronic poverty have made El Salvador one of the most murderous countries on the planet, but the growth of evangelical Christianity behind bars is giving gangsters a way to break the spiral of violence.
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The rampant violence, corruption and societal breakdown in the three countries that make up Central America's "Northern Triangle" — El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala — have made these three of the five most murderous countries in the world, according to the United Nations.
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Various factors drive illegal immigration by Mexicans: poverty numbers in Mexico are estimated by the CIA at about 46% of the population, high crime rates are fueling drug and gang-related violence, and 2017 was the most murderous year on record.
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"The fact that an attack on Jewish people can take place on the highest holiday of Judaism in Germany is deeply painful to survivors, reminding them of the darkest and most murderous times of anti-Semitism in Germany," he said.
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In recent years, there have been truth and reconciliation commissions established for the Wilmington Massacre of 1898, the Tulsa race riot of 1921 (possibly the most murderous civic uprising in our history), the Rosewood Massacre of 1923, and the Greensboro Massacre of 1979.
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LONDON — Britons paused on Friday from the acrimony that has come after the vote to exit the European Union to mark the 193th anniversary of the start of the Battle of the Somme, one of the most murderous military confrontations in history.
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But in Chilapa, one of the deadliest towns in Mexico's most murderous state of Guerrero, Guzman joined dozens of other mothers at a mass in the center of town to remember their missing children who are likely victims of the organized crime that plagues Mexico.
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The War Department Detachment identified and tracked down top German officials after the war and came in contact with some of the most murderous Nazis, including the infamous Nikolaus "Klaus" Barbie — an SS and Gestapo officer known as "the Butcher of Lyon" for his torture of French prisoners.
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The OVV, a group of academics who compile data from police sources and the media, said Venezuela, with an estimated 0003,2000 homicides this year - or more than three killings per hour - was the world's second most murderous nation after El Salvador That would represent 217 murders per 21999,000 inhabitants this year, up from 90 in 2015, it said.
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In 2016, Boston was named as the most murderous place in England and Wales.
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While shooting his "Nightscapes" series, Relle met a man on the street that convinced him it wasn't safe to be alone, roaming the streets of New Orleans, which at the time was the third most murderous city in America., Ewalt, David M. "America's Most Murderous Cities." Forbes Magazine, December 8, 2010. Web. January 8, 2014.
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Younghusband, Norman (2006),The Development of Mine Warfare: A Most Murderous and Barbarous Conduct, p83 The battleship capsized and exploded at 20:45 with the loss of a petty officer on board Liverpool, killed by scattered debris fragments.
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Franz Walter Stahlecker (10 October 1900 – 23 March 1942) was commander of the SS security forces (Sicherheitspolizei (SiPo) and the Sicherheitsdienst (SD)) for the Reichskommissariat Ostland in 1941–42. Stahlecker commanded Einsatzgruppe A, the most murderous of the four Einsatzgruppen (death squads during the Holocaust) active in German-occupied Eastern Europe. He was killed in action by Soviet partisans and was replaced by Heinz Jost.
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They worked with the Quechua Indians. In the fall of 1955, McCully, along with Jim Elliot and missionary pilot Nate Saint, began Operation Auca, their plan to reach the previously un-contacted Auca Indians. Since the Auca had a reputation as one of the most murderous tribes on earth, everything was done to earn their trust. The missionaries began by making gift drops from Saint's airplane.
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Managing to bring his cavalrymen on the ridge, Nansouty formed them in line and launched them against the enemy, pushing back in disorder two Russian battalions. Nansouty was again wounded during this action, but this injury was not very serious and he continued to energetically lead his men. Napoleon then allegedly ordered Nansouty to assault a redoubt, under the most murderous fire. Nonetheless, Nansouty ordered his men to halt and advanced alone towards the position.
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Triton is malware first discovered at a Saudi Arabian petrochemical plant in 2017. It can disable safety instrumented systems, which can then contribute to a plant disaster. It has been called "the world's most murderous malware." In December 2017, it was reported that the safety systems of an unidentified power station, believed to be in Saudi Arabia, were compromised when the Triconex industrial safety technology made by Schneider Electric SE was targeted in what is believed to have been a state sponsored attack.
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Retrieved 4 March 2016. In response, the Black Action Defence Committee (BADC) was founded in 1988. BADC's executive director, Dudley Laws, stated that Toronto had the "most murderous" police force in North America, and that police bias against blacks in Toronto was worse than in Los Angeles.K. K. Campbell, "LAWS CHARGES METRO POLICE BIAS AGAINST BLACKS `WORSE THAN L.A.' " Eye Weekly, 1 October 1992 In 1990, BADC was primarily responsible for the creation of Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, which investigates police misconduct.
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Poret de Morvan led his men in combat at the battle of Ligny. He directly led his 1st battalion during the final attack of the Guard at the Battle of Waterloo. Placed in the front line during this epic action, Poret de Morvan and his men were noted for their gallantry but were also exposed to the most murderous fire from enemy artillery and musketry,Sokolov, p. 475-476. resulting in losses of 58% for the entire regiment during this battle.
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In 2008, Ciudad Juárez was designated as “The City of the Future” by the prestigious magazine “Foreign Direct Investment” published by the influential “Financial Times group.”. However, the city is also a site of widespread poverty and violence, including an infamous series of unsolved murders of female factory workers. The violence generated by the war of the drug cartels for control of drug routes translated into some 6,000 killings in 2008. More than 1,600 of them occurred in Juárez, three times more than the most murderous city in the United States.
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The Anti-Defamation League and Southern Poverty Law Center have described Yerushalmi's views as racist, anti- immigrant, and anti-Islamic. He stated, in a 2006 essay, that "most of the fundamental differences between the races are genetic". Yerushalmi is against what he views as a politically correct culture that doesn't openly discuss the reasons "the founding fathers did not give women or black slaves the right to vote." According to the SPLC, Yerushalmi has called blacks "the most murderous of peoples", and reportedly once called for undocumented immigrants to be placed in "special criminal camps", detained for three years, and then deported.
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Following the general movement of the army, he moved his brigade to Dixmude, then, after a short rest, he was directed to the region of Lizerne, to organise defensive positions on the Yser Canal. During the Battle of the Yser, the two regiments of grenadiers and the artillery of de Ceuninck's brigade were engaged in the most murderous actions. After the Allied victory in this battle, de Ceuninck was encharged with occupying the Oostkerke sector, where he had under his command a half-battalion of French Fusiliers Marins. On 4 December 1914 he retook the sector at Diksmuide.
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Adopting Lenin's advice, the delegates agreed to an alliance with the "bourgeois democrats" of the KMT for the good of the "national revolution". Communist Party members joined the KMT, hoping to push its politics leftward.}. Mao enthusiastically agreed with this decision, arguing for an alliance across China's socio-economic classes; a vocal anti- imperialist, in his writings he lambasted the governments of Japan, UK and US, describing the latter as "the most murderous of hangmen".; Mao's strategy for the successful and famous Anyuan coal mines strikes (contrary to later Party historians) depended on both "proletarian" and "bourgeois" strategies.
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"Everybody is talking about it without being shocked" which he found "proof of the increasing liberality of England". To critics, the book was "raising a storm of mingled wrath, wonder and admiration", though they denied that "spiritual powers" had evolved from brutes in case earnest men gave up "those motives by which they have attempted to live noble and virtuous lives". The Prussians had been defeated, but 26 March an insurrection led by socialists and republicans took over Paris and set up the Paris Commune, which was then besieged by French troops. The Times condemned the Communards, and accused Darwin of undermining authority and principles of morality, opening the way to "the most murderous revolutions".
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The organization opposes China's current Communist Party-led government, and has worked with Chinese student leaders who left China following the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 and continues to have a working relationship with Chinese dissidents and the Chinese democracy movement in the United States. The China Support Network has described the People's Republic of China as "a dysfunctional country" and the Communist Party of China as "the world's most murderous system", and alleges that the Chinese government supports terrorist organisations, including al-Qaeda. CSN criticized the plan of Pope Benedict XVI and the Catholic Church to remove its embassy from Taiwan in an effort to improve ties with the government of the People's Republic of China and its Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. CSN launched the "Freedom First, Olympics Second Coalition" (FFOSC) in support of a boycott of the 2008 Summer Olympics in China.
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The Australian anthropologist W. E. H. Stanner made the tribe famous by dedicating a paper to one particular member of the tribe, Durmugan, whom he first encountered while following a tribe he was living with, who he noticed had begun to adorn themselves in war-paint, to a full- scale battle, with over 100 warriors arranged in battle lines and hurling spears at each other. As he observed, his attention was drawn to one tall strikingly built skirmisher on the other side who displayed exemplary courage and prowess and stood out from the others. He was a Nangiomeri, who introduced himself once hostilities had ceased, and Stanner realized that he was in front of a man whom Europeans in the area called 'Smiler' with a repute for being 'the most murderous black in the region. Stanner interprets Durmugan's distinctive and powerful character in terms of an initiation he managed to undergo, despite his deracinated past, on the Victoria River, around the time of WW1.
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On 13 December 2019, the police arrested Jacek Miedlar for violating the Criminal Code on the grounds of, "inciting hatred against Jews and Holocaust denial." The prosecutors cited a November 2017 speech Jacek gave in Wrocław in which he called on his audience to, "be merciless and radical in the fight against...Talmudism." On 4 May 2010, the police charged singer Doda, whose real name is Dorota Rabczewska, with violating the Criminal Code for saying in 2009 that the Bible was "unbelievable" and written by people "drunk on wine and smoking some kind of herbs". On 8 March 2010, the police charged vocalist and guitarist Adam Darski, of the Polish blackened death metal band Behemoth, with violating the Criminal Code. The charge arose out of a performance by Behemoth in September 2007 in Gdynia during which Darski allegedly called the Catholic Church "the most murderous cult on the planet", and he tore up a copy of the Bible.
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As leader of the Independent State of Croatia, Pavelić was the main instigator of the genocidal crimes committed in the NDH, and was responsible for a campaign of terror against Serbs, Jews, Roma and anti-Axis Croats and Bosniaks which included a network of concentration camps. Numerous testimonies from the Nuremberg Trials along with records in German, Italian and Austrian war archives bear witness to atrocities perpetrated against the civilian population. In terms of the proportion of the state population killed by its own government, the Pavelić regime was the most murderous in Europe after Hitler's Germany, and outside of Europe has only been exceeded by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia and some extremely genocidal African states. As the main instigator of the genocide, Pavelić was supported by his closest associate Eugen Dido Kvaternik and Minister of Interior Andrija Artuković, who were responsible for planning and organisation, and Vjekoslav Luburić who executed the orders.
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