Libya ranked 22nd among 118 countries across the world in terms of lack of safety and security, according to the annual report of the crime index 2019 issued on Wednesday by Numbeo, the world’s largest database of user contributed data about cities and countries worldwide.
According to the classification rules of the report, countries are ranked in reverse order that, the country that occupies 118th place is the lowest country in the crime rate and ranks first in terms of security and security. Libya scored a total of 59.18 points in crime index which starts from zero to one hundred points. According to this classification, Libya had a low ranking with a score of 40.82 points in safety index.
It is considered as an extension of the country’s security deterioration in the past years, specifically during the period (2014-2019).
Numbeo provides current and timely information on world living conditions including cost of living, housing indicators, health care, traffic, crime and pollution.
The Numbeo database publishes its annual reports since 2009, based on the measurement of the crime rate in the countries of the world. The index of crimes in countries is measured according to the laws of those countries as it considers that there are acts that constitute crimes in some countries dissimilar to other countries, which gives a real measure of the rate of crime in countries in accordance with applicable laws.
The report also takes into account the different types of crimes and their classification according to the laws on crimes, offenses and violations. The indicators also depend on a set of standards related to the rates of crime and violence such as murder, terrorism, the cost of crime and other standards.
The report takes several considerations in reaching its results in terms of collecting information and analyzes the information to rank countries according to those measurements.
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While the top five highest-ranked countries in the world in terms of safety were: Hong Kong (80.68), Taiwan (82.62), the United Arab Emirates (83.68), Japan (86.27), and Qatar (86.74).
