My brother in law Norman died on March 1. 2021, and in his passing we lost a great Guyanese Canadian.
I was blessed to marry into my boss’ family, the Sydney Abdools.
Norman was the eldest, then Marjorie Fredericks, Freddy, Beryl Fredericks and many years after that, Barbara Magalee and my wife, Norma the baby of the family. When I got to know Norman he was tall and slim and elegant, a handsome man with a dry sense of humour which salted his view of life, often. Continue reading
SECURITY: Crime Rate by Country -2020 statistics – World Population Review
Crime Rate by Country 2021 from 2020 statistics – World Population Review (Link here)
Crime rate is calculated by dividing the number of reported crimes by the total population, and then the result is multiplied by 100,000
The crime rates in each country. While there is no exact reason why crimes are committed, there are several factors attributed to high crime rates. High crime rates are seen in countries or areas with high poverty levels and low job availability. Strict police enforcement and severe sentences tend to reduce crime rates. There is a strong correlation between age and crime, with most crimes, especially violent crimes, being committed by those ages 20-30 years old. Continue reading →
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