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25 Countries with the highest Suicide rates in the World…
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) one person commits suicide every 40 seconds somewhere in the world. While most countries with high suicide rates relate to a low economy there are some surprisingly highly-developed and rich nations which rank just a high within these sad statistics. In general, suicides are about three times more common in men than in women. with poisoning, hanging and firearms being the most common methods… The figures are “per 100,000 people”.
[ Posted by Petr H., Updated on February 21, 2015 ]
Belarus – Russian border. 18.3 (32.7 men – 6.4 women)
Bhutan – North East of India. 17.8 (23.1 men – 11.2 women)
Burundi – Central Africa. 23.1 (34.1 men – 12.5 women)
Comoros – near Mozambique in the Indian Ocean. 16.9 (24.0 men – 10.3 women)
Guyana – 44.2 (70.8 men – 22.1 women)
Hungary – Central Europe. 19.1 (32.4 men – 7.4 women)
India – 21.1 (25.8 men – 16.4 women)
Japan – 18.5 (26.9 men – 10.1 women)
Kazakhstan – Central Asia. 23.8 (40.6 men – 9.3 women)
Korea [North] Democratic People´s Republic – 38.5 (45.4 men – 35.1 women)
South Korea – 28.9 (41.7 men – 18.0 women)
Lithuania – Northern Europe. 28.2 (51.0 men – 8.4 women)
Mozambique – East African coast. 27.4 (34.2 men – 21.1 women)
Nepal – South Asia. 24.9 (30.1 men – 20.0 women)
Poland – Northern Europe. 16.6 (30.5 men – 3.8 women)
Russian federation – 19.5 (35.1 men – 6.2 women)
Sudan – North Africa. 17.2 (23.0 men – 11.5 women)
South Sudan – 19.8 (27.1 men – 12.8 women)
Suriname – South America. 27.8 (44.5 men – 11.9 women)
Sri Lanka – off India east coast. 28.8 (46.4 men – 12.8 women)
Tanzania-United Republic – 24.9 (31.6 men – 18.3 women)
Turkmenistan – Central Asia. 19.6 (32.5 men – 7.5 women)
Uganda – Lower central Africa. 19.5 (26.9 men – 12.3 women)
Ukraine – East Europe. 16.8 (30.3 men – 5.3 women)
Zimbabwe – Southern Africa. 18.1 (27.2 men – 9.7 women)
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Neil Armstrong
(1930–2012) was an American astronaut who gained the distinction of being the first person to both land and walk on the moon. “That’s one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind.” – Neil Armstrong (21 July 1969).
In December 1968, Armstrong was chosen to be the commander for Apollo 11, which would be the first planned mission to dock and land on the moon. Armstrong was chosen to be the first person who would have the distinction of walking on the moon. Some suggest NASA chose Armstrong because he didn’t have a large ego.
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Oliver Cromwell
(1599 – 1658) is a contentious figure in British history. Some see him as a defender of Parliamentary democracy fighting a tyrannical King. It is argued his defence of Parliament led to the development of a modern democracy. However, others see him in a different light, pointing to his seizure of power as ‘Lord Protectorate’ and the massacres of the Irish and Scots which were a form of genocide. He has also been criticised for his rigid puritanism, although in his reign Jews were permitted to re-enter Britain and there was a certain religious tolerance.
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