insecurity

The U.N. at 70: Drugs and Crime are Challenges for Sustainable Development

By Yury Fedotov
With terrorism, migrant smuggling and trafficking in cultural property some of the world's most daunting challenges, "the magnitude of the problems we face is such that it is sometimes hard to imagine how any effort can be enough to confront them. But to quote Nelson Mandela, 'It always seems impossible until it is done'. We must keep working together, until it is done."

Reporting on Violence in Mexico Brings Its Own Perils

By Lyndal Rowlands
Organised criminals in Mexico are forcing the media to stop reporting on crime, by turning their violence against journalists.

Child Migrants – A “Torn Artery” in Central America

By Thelma Mejía
The migration crisis involving thousands of Central American children detained in the United States represents the loss of a generation of young people fleeing poverty, violence and insecurity in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, the countries of the Northern Triangle of Central America where violence is rife.

Insecurity the “Achilles’ Heel of Development” in Latin America

By Katelyn Fossett
Development experts here are warning that widespread, unchecked violence against citizens in Latin America is posing a threat to the development of the entire region.


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