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Violence in Yemen: Thinking About Violence in Fragile States Beyond the Confines of Conflict and Terrorism Cover

Violence in Yemen: Thinking About Violence in Fragile States Beyond the Confines of Conflict and Terrorism

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Open Access
|May 2013

Figures & Tables

Figure 1

Map of Total Reported Offences in 2009, Extrapolated from Yemen’s Security and Justice Statistics

Figure 2

Graph of Recorded Juvenile Offending Cases, Extrapolated from Yemen’s Security and Justice statistics for 2009 (CSO 2010)

Figure 3

Violent Crime Per Governorate in 2009 as a Percentage of Total Recorded Offences in Yemen’s Security and Justice statistics (CSO 2010)

Table 1

The Distribution by Governorate of Aggregate Urban and Rural Poverty Rates and Offences Against the Person as a Percentage of Total Recorded Crime in 2009

DistrictOffences Against the Person as a Percentage (%) of Total Registered CrimeAggregate Percentage (%) of Urban and Rural Poor
Ibb50.7823.086 – 34.691
Abyan48.9137.136 – 48.378
Sana’a City45.077.976 – 17.504
Al Baida80.8751.431 – 70.395
Taiz48.8637.136 – 48.378
Al Jawf78.2337.136 – 48.378
Hajjah61.651.431 – 70.395
Al Hudaydah38.8137.136 – 48.378
Hadramout24.6437.136 – 48.378
Dhamar55.7423.086 – 34.691
Shabwah35.5851.431 – 70.395
Sa’ada72.35
Sana’a56.223.086 – 34.691
Aden31.4823.086 – 34.691
Lahij39.8637.136 – 48.378
Mareb53.1637.136 – 48.378
Al Mahweet64.7123.086 – 34.691
Al Maharah327.976 – 17.504
Amran85.7951.431 – 70.395
Al Daleh56.6223.086 – 34.691
Reymah65.1223.086 – 34.691
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/sta.az | Journal eISSN: 2165-2627
Language: English
Published on: May 14, 2013
Published by: Department of Peace Studies and International Development, University of Bradford
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2013 Alexandra Lewis, published by Department of Peace Studies and International Development, University of Bradford
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.