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<strong>MISSING</strong> <strong>PIECES</strong><br />

2 See, for example, statement of Australia at BMS 2003. Available at: disarmament2.un.org/cab/<br />

salw-2003/statements/States/Australia.pdf<br />

3 See, in particular, statement of Belgium at BMS 2003, available at: disarmament2.un.org/cab/<br />

salw-2003/statements/States/Belgium.pdf; and that of Mexico, available at: disarmament2.un.org/<br />

cab/salw-2003/statements/States/Mexico.pdf<br />

4 Small Arms Survey 2002: Counting the Human Cost, Oxford University Press, Oxford, p. 79<br />

5 Small Arms Survey 2004, p. 175; Human Security Centre (2005), Human Security Report 2005:<br />

War and Peace in the 21st Century, Oxford University Press, Oxford. Available at: http://www.<br />

humansecurityreport.info/<br />

6 Small Arms Survey 2004, p. 175<br />

7 See, for example, Louise, Christopher (1996), The Social Impacts of Light Weapons Availability<br />

and Proliferation, Discussion Paper, UN Research Institute for Social Development, Geneva, p. 2;<br />

<strong>Inter</strong>national Committee of the Red Cross (1999), Arms Availability and the Situation of Civilians<br />

in Armed Conflict, ICRC, Geneva; Small Arms Survey (2001), Humanitarianism under Threat: The<br />

Humanitarian Impacts of Small Arms and Light Weapons, Small Arms Survey, Geneva; Beasley,<br />

Ryan, Cate Buchanan and Robert Muggah (2003), In the Line of Fire: Surveying the Perceptions<br />

of Humanitarian and Development Personnel of the Impacts of Small Arms and Light Weapons,<br />

Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue and Small Arms Survey, Geneva; and Centre for Humanitarian<br />

Dialogue (2003), Putting People First: Human Security Perspectives on Small Arms Availability and<br />

Misuse, Geneva.<br />

8 See, for example, Rothman, Emily et al. (2004), ‘Batterers’ use of guns to threaten intimate partners’,<br />

Journal of the American Women’s Medical Association, Vol. 60, Issue 1.<br />

9 World Health Organisation (2002), World Report on Violence and Health, WHO, Geneva, pp.<br />

274–275<br />

10 See, Farr, Vanessa and Kiflemariam Gebre-Wold (eds.) (2002), Gender Perspectives on Small<br />

Arms and Light Weapons: Regional and <strong>Inter</strong>national Concerns, BICC Brief No. 24, Bonn <strong>Inter</strong>national<br />

Centre for Conversion, Bonn; IANSA Women’s Network at: www.iansa.org/women;<br />

and Amnesty <strong>Inter</strong>national (2005), The Impact of Guns on Women’s Lives, Amnesty <strong>Inter</strong>national,<br />

Oxford.<br />

11 In the US, juveniles (age 9–17) committed nearly 10 per cent of all crime involving guns that<br />

were investigated in 1999; youth (age 18–24) committed another 34 per cent. Together, these age<br />

groups accounted for 57 per cent of all gun homicides in the US in 1998. US Bureau of Alcohol,<br />

Tobacco and Firearms (2000), Crime Gun Trace Reports, 1999, Washington, DC, p. 3<br />

12 See www.who.int/mental_health/prevention/suicide/suicideprevent/en/<br />

13 Sources: Belarus and Colombia: UN Office on Drugs and Crime (2003), Surveys on Crime Trends<br />

and the Operations of the Criminal Justice System at www.unodc.org/unodc/en/crime_cicp_surveys.<br />

html; Ecuador and Venezuela: WHO Mortality Database (2003) at www.who.int/whosis/mort/<br />

text/download.cfm?path=whosis,whsa,mort_download&language=english; Mexico: Mexican Secretary<br />

of Health at www.cddhcu.gob.mx/cesop/boletines/no1/index.htm; South Africa: Crime<br />

Information Analysis Centre, South African Police Services, Pretoria and Central Firearms<br />

Register, SAPS, Pretoria (2002). Population figure from Census 2001: Census in brief (2003),<br />

Statistics South Africa; US: US Department of Justice: Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics.<br />

Population figures from the UN Population Division; Brazil: Mortality Information System of<br />

the Ministry of Health (2003); Canada: Homicide in Canada Statistics, 2003. Canada’s population<br />

2000–04 at www.members.shaw.ca/kcic1/population.html; Australia: Mouzos, Jenny and<br />

Catherine Rushforth (2003), ‘Firearm related deaths in Australia, 1991–2001’, Trends and Issues in<br />

Crime and Criminal Justice, Vol. 269, November, Australian Institute of Criminology, Canberra<br />

at www.aic.gov.au/publications/tandi2/tandi269.pdf. Mouzos and Rushforth give rates and numbers—the<br />

population has been back-extrapolated from those; England and Wales: Crime in England<br />

& Wales 2003/2004 UK National Statistics at www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?id=6. The Small<br />

Arms Survey helped collect this information. Compiled May 2005, updated February 2007.<br />

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