Which nations have the world's most astounding homicide rates? Honduras tops the schedule

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

 U.n. Office of Drugs and Crime: Honduras has the world's most astounding manslaughter rate

 There were 90.4 crimes for every 100,000 individuals there in 2012, another report says

 Homicide rates in the Americas have long been higher than those in Europe and Asia

(CNN) - Honduras has the world's most elevated homicide rate, as stated by an United Nations report discharged on Thursday.

There were 90.4 murders for every 100,000 individuals in Honduras in 2012, as stated by this present year's report from the U.n. Office of Drugs and Crime.

The report examines the purposeful murders of something like 437,000 individuals around the globe in that year.

Honduras likewise beat the schedule in the workplace's last report, discharged in 2011.

In the Americas, crime rates have been five to eight times higher than those of Europe and Asia since the mid-1950s, the study says, portraying the marvel as "the legacy of decades of political and wrongdoing related viciousness."

Here's a gander at the U.n's. most recent count of countries with the most elevated crime rates:

Nations

Honduras: 90.4 (for every 100,000)

Venezuela: 53.7

Belize: 44.7

El Salvador: 41.2

Guatemala: 39.9

Jamaica: 39.3

Swaziland: 33.8

Example of piety Kitts and Nevis: 33.6

South Africa: 31.0

Colombia: 30.8

WEAPONS

The report likewise gives a gander at what sorts of weapons were utilized as a part of murders around the globe.

Guns: 41%

Sharp questions: 24%

Other: 35%