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Armas civiles
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Número de armas de fuego particulares (pertenecientes a civiles)GrafiqueAustralia: el total estimado de armas de fuego (tanto licitas como ilícitas) pertenecientes a civiles es de 

3.573.0001
3.150.0002 3 4
3.010.0005 4
2.960.0006 5 4
2.943.3637 4 8
2.750.000
2.918.454
3.050.0009
2.500.00010
3.200.000
3.500.00011
2.055.00012
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Tasa de posesión de armas de fuego en civiles por cada 100 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa estimada de posesión cilvil de armas de fuego (tanto lícitas como ilícitas) por cada 100 habitantes es de 

14,501
13,7013
13,67
13,60
13,6813 14 8
13,25
14,24
15,09
13,5813
17,59
21,34
14,92
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Número de armas cortas pertenecientes a civilesGrafiqueAustralia: el número de armas cortas en posesión civil es 

120.79015
172.42216
192.00017
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Número de armas de fuego pertenecientes a civiles – clasificación mundialEn una comparación de 2007 con el número de armas de fuego privadas en 178 países, Australia esta clasificada en el nº2518
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Tasa de posesión de armas de fuego pertenecientes a civiles – clasificación mundialEn una comparación de 2007 con la tasa de armas de fuego privadas en 178 países, Australia esta clasificada en el nº429
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Proporción de hogares con armas de fuegoGrafiqueAustralia: el porcentaje de hogares con una o más armas de fuego es 

6.2%19
8.7%19
8%20
16.0%19
15.1%21
20.1%19 22
25%23
20%11
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Proporción de hogares con fusilesAustralia: el porcentaje de hogares con uno o más fusiles es 

12.5%21
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Proporción de hogares con escopetasAustralia: el porcentaje de hogares con una o más escopetas es 

6.9%21
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Proporción de hogares con armas cortasGrafiqueAustralia: el porcentaje de hogares con una o más armas cortas es 

0.3%19
1.1%
1.6%19 21
1.6%19
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Número de propietarios de armas de fuego con licenciaGrafiqueAustralia: el número de propietarios de armas de fuego con licencia es 

816.0002
730.0005 24
734.0002
873.62525
731.56717
478.32626 27
764.51828 29 17 27
1.200.00030
2.381.00022
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Tasa de propietarios de armas de fuego con licencia por cada 100 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa de propietarios de armas de fuego con licencia por cada 100 habitantes es 

3,5513
3,32
3,37
4,06
3,53
2,36
3,96
6,52
14,27
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Número de armas de fuego registradasGrafiqueAustralia: el número de armas de fuego registradas es 

3.158.7951
2.890.0002 31
2.750.0005 24
2.700.0006 2 32 33
2.675.78525
2.500.00017
2.653.14026 27
2.165.17028 29 17 27
2.500.00030 10
3.200.00027
4.000.00022
1.354.700 34
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Tasa de armas de fuego registradas por cada 100 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa de armas de fuego registradas por cada 100 habitantes es 

12,5713 2
12,49
12,402
12,44
12,05
12,95
11,22
13,58
17,59
23,98
9,84
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Número estimado de armas de fuego ilícitasGrafiqueNo existe un número exacto de armas ilegales, sin embargo, en Australia se estima que existen 

414.2051
260.0003
260.0005
260.0005 35
267.5797 36 8
250.000
265.314
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Tasa estimada de armas de fuego ilícitas por cada 100 habitantesGrafiqueLas armas de fuego ilícitas no pueden ser contadas, pero se estima que la tasa de armas de fuego ilícitas por cada 100 habitantes en Australia es 

1,1313
1,18
1,19
1,24
1,20
1,29
Armas gubernamentales
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Número de armas militaresAustralia: se ha informado que las fuerzas armadas tienen 214.52037 armas de fuego
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Armamento de rutina de la policíaAustralia: los agentes de policía en patrulla rutinaria portan una o más armas de fuego38
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Número de armas de fuego pertenecientes a las fuerzas del ordenAustralia: se ha informado que la policía tiene 69.00039 armas de fuego

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Número total de muertes por arma de fuegoGrafiqueAustralia: el total de muertes anuales por arma de fuego es 

23840
218
239
210
231
190
241
230
235
237
245
221
243
28940 41
292
326
32441
347
312
428
516
470
516
513
608
618
595
549
674
694
677
682
675
644
689
618
687
685 
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Tasa total de muertes por armas de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa total anual de muertes por arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

1,0442
0,96
1,06
0,94
1,05
0,87
1,12
1,08
1,12
1,14
1,20
1,09
1,22
1,46
1,49
1,69
1,70
1,84
1,68
2,32
2,84
2,61
2,90
2,91
3,49
3,59
3,51
3,29
4,11
4,30
4,26
4,35
4,35
4,20
4,54
4,14
4,70
3,29
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Número total de muertes por armas de fuego - HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total de muertes anuales de hombres por arma de fuego es 

21043
193
209
174
210
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Número total de muertes por armas de fuego - MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total de muertes anuales de mujeres por arma de fuego es 

2043
15
17
14
21
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Homicidios (cualquier método)GrafiqueAustralia: el total de homicidios anuales con cualquier método es 

24444
265
235
227
28544 45 46
24344 47 45 46 48 49
25844 47 50 51 46 48
272
25144 47 50 51 46 48
216
256
199
164
27847 50 51 46 48
291
30050 51 46 48
34151 48
312
319
358
342
34251
360
331
351
331 
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Tasa de homicidios por cada 100.000 habitantes (cualquier método)GrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de homicidios con cualquier método por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

1,0652
1,16
1,04
1,02
1,2952 46
1,1252 46 48 49
1,2052 46 48
1,28
1,19
1,04
1,25
0,98
0,82
1,41
1,49
1,55
1,78
1,8152 48
1,68
1,73
1,97
1,90
1,9252
2,04
1,90
2,04
1,95
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Víctimas de homicidio (cualquier método) - HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de hombres víctimas de homicidio con cualquier método es 

15153
14743
145
198
152
157
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Víctimas de homicidio (cualquier método) - MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de mujeres víctimas de homicidio con cualquier método es 

8553
8843
82
87
91
87
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Homicidios con arma de fuegoGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios con arma de fuego es 

4244
27
31
35
4244 54 46
42
3944 47 50 55 46
3744 47 50 56 46 48
2744 47 50 46 48
2644 47 50 46 48 57
4144 47 50 46 48
1944 47 50 46 48 58
1744 47 50 48
5447 50 59 41 48
4547 50 59 41 48
4750 59 41 48
5759 41 48
50
57
79
104
67
7659 41
64
96
84
79
80
123 
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Tasa de homicidios con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de homicidios con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,1852
0,12
0,14
0,16
0,19
0,15
0,18
0,1752 48
0,13
0,13
0,20
0,09
0,09
0,2752 59 48
0,23
0,24
0,3059 48
0,26
0,30
0,43
0,57
0,37
0,4359
0,36
0,55
0,49
0,46
0,48
0,74
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Porcentaje de homicidios con un arma de fuegoGrafiqueAustralia: el porcentaje de homicidios con arma de fuego es de 

16%60 46
12%60 46 49
12%60 46
13%60 46
12%
9%
14%
15%
17%60
15%
14%
21%60 46
20%60 48
18%
21%
22%
22%
25%
19%60
25%
20%
21%
25%
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Víctimas de homicidio por arma de fuego – HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios de hombres por arma de fuego es 

2343
23
28
34
26
28
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Víctimas de homicidio por arma de fuego – MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios de mujeres por arma de fuego es 

843
8
7
8
6
7
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Homicidios con pistolaGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios con pistola es 

544
1
4
3
4
644 47
644 47 50
9
7
1
14
444
2
647 50
12
1350 
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Tasa de homicidios con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de homicidios con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0252
0,00
0,02
0,01
0,02
0,03
0,03
0,04
0,03
0,00
0,07
0,02
0,01
0,03
0,06
0,07
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Homicidios con arma largaGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios con arma larga es 

2144
13
19
11
14
1744 47
2244 47 50
18
11
14
15
10
5
2447 50
20
1050 
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Tasa de homicidios con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de homicidios con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0952
0,06
0,08
0,05
0,06
0,08
0,10
0,08
0,05
0,07
0,07
0,05
0,03
0,12
0,10
0,05
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Homicidios con arma de fuego (otros)GrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios con arma de fuego (otros) es 

1644
13
8
21
24
944 47
1144 47 50
1044 47 50
9
11
12
5
10
2447 50
13
2450 
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Tasa de homicidios con arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de homicidios con arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0752
0,06
0,04
0,09
0,11
0,04
0,05
0,05
0,04
0,05
0,06
0,02
0,05
0,12
0,07
0,12
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Suicidios (cualquier método)GrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios con cualquier método es 

2.86261
3.027
2.861
2.568
2.580
2.39261 62
2.47861 62 63
2.335
2.340
2.227
2.118
2.101
2.098
2.21362 63 59
2.320
2.45463 59
2.36359
2.492
2.683
2.720
2.393
2.368
2.258
2.081
2.294
2.360
2.161
2.096
2.197 
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Tasa de suicidios por cada 100.000 habitantes (cualquier método)GrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de suicidios con cualquier método por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

12,4552
13,30
12,71
11,54
11,72
10,99
11,52
10,98
11,14
10,73
10,34
10,38
10,49
11,2052 59
11,88
12,72
12,3459
13,17
14,34
14,69
13,07
13,10
12,65
11,78
13,11
13,65
12,66
12,47
13,29
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Víctimas de suicidio (cualquier método) – HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios masculinos con cualquier método es 

2.15743
1.919
1.930
1.811
1.865
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Víctimas de suicidio (cualquier método) – MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios femeninos con cualquier método es 

70443
649
650
581
553
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Suicidios con arma de fuegoGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios con arma de fuego es 

18361
177
178
166
177
14461 62
17161 62 63
174
183
190
181
147
167
19362 63 59 41
217
26163 59 41
22259 41
269
235
329
382
388
420
431
488
505
486
450
521 
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Tasa de suicidio con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de suicidios con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,8052
0,78
0,79
0,76
0,80
0,66
0,79
0,82
0,87
0,92
0,88
0,73
0,84
0,9852 59
1,11
1,35
1,1659
1,42
1,26
1,78
2,09
2,15
2,35
2,44
2,79
2,92
2,85
2,68
3,15
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Víctimas de suicidio por arma de fuego – HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios masculinos con arma de fuego es 

17243
158
169
137
154
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Víctimas de suicidio por arma de fuego – MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios femeninos con arma de fuego es 

643
8
8
7
12
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Suicidios con pistolaGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios con pistola es 

1861
17
17
23
12
1761 62
1861 62 63
17
25
15
15
14
13
2562 63
24
3463 
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Tasa de suicidio con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de suicidios con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0852
0,07
0,08
0,10
0,05
0,08
0,08
0,08
0,12
0,07
0,07
0,07
0,07
0,13
0,12
0,18
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Suicidios con arma largaGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios con arma larga es 

15761
137
128
131
135
11661 62
14161 62 63
139
140
146
150
127
99
13362 63
165
17363 
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Tasa de suicidios con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de suicidios con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,6852
0,60
0,57
0,59
0,61
0,53
0,66
0,65
0,67
0,70
0,73
0,63
0,50
0,67
0,84
0,90
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Suicidio con arma de fuego (otros)GrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de suicidios con arma de fuego (otros) es 

861
23
33
12
30
1161 62
1261 62 63
18
18
29
16
6
55
3562 63
28
5463 
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Tasa de suicidios con arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de suicidios con arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0352
0,10
0,15
0,05
0,14
0,05
0,06
0,08
0,09
0,14
0,08
0,03
0,28
0,18
0,14
0,28
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Muertes accidentales por arma de fuegoGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por disparos accidentales con arma de fuego es 

564
3
3
3
3
764 65
1164 65 66
7
5
4
8
50
54
4065 66 59 41
30
18
4559 41
28
22
19
30
15
20
18
24
29
30
19
30 
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Tasa de muertes accidentales por arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes accidentales por armas de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0252
0,01
0,01
0,01
0,01
0,03
0,05
0,03
0,02
0,02
0,04
0,25
0,27
0,2052 59
0,15
0,09
0,2359
0,15
0,12
0,10
0,16
0,08
0,11
0,10
0,14
0,17
0,18
0,11
0,18
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Muertes accidentales por arma de fuego – HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes de hombres por disparos accidentales con arma de fuego es 

243
3
3
7
11
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Muertes accidentales por arma de fuego – MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes de mujeres por disparos accidentales con arma de fuego es 

143
0
0
0
0
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Muertes accidentales por pistolaGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por disparos accidentales con pistola es 

064
0
0
1
0
064 65
164 65 66
0
1
0
1
064
2
365 66 
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Tasa de muertes accidentales por pistola por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes accidentales con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0052
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,01
0,02
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Muertes accidentales por arma largaGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por disparos accidentales con arma larga es 

564
3
3
1
3
764 65
964 65 66
5
3
3
6
3
8
1165 66
10
666 
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Tasa de muertes accidentales por arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes accidentales con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0252
0,01
0,01
0,00
0,01
0,03
0,04
0,02
0,01
0,01
0,03
0,01
0,04
0,06
0,05
0,03
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Muertes accidentales por arma de fuego (otros)GrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por disparos accidentales por arma de fuego (otros) es 

064
0
0
1
0
064 65
164 65 66
2
1
1
1
47
44
2665 66
20
1266 
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Tasa de muertes accidentales por arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes accidentales por arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0052
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,01
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,23
0,22
0,13
0,10
0,06
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Muertes por arma de fuego por causas indeterminadasGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por arma de fuego por causa indeterminada es 

267
4
18
4
4
567 68
1167 68 69
8
16
11
12
467
3
259
0
270
859
3
5
3
6
6
7
5
15
13
17 
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Tasa de muertes por arma de fuego por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes por arma de fuego por causa indeterminada por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0152
0,02
0,08
0,02
0,02
0,02
0,05
0,04
0,08
0,05
0,06
0,02
0,02
0,0159
0,00
0,0170
0,0459
0,02
0,03
0,02
0,03
0,03
0,04
0,03
0,09
0,08
0,10
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Muertes por arma de fuego por causa indeterminada – HombresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes de hombres por arma de fuego por causas indeterminadas es 

1343
4
3
4
17
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Muertes por arma de fuego por causa indeterminada – MujeresGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes de mujeres por arma de fuego por causas indeterminadas es 

543
0
1
1
2
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Muertes por pistola por causas indeterminadasGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por pistola por causa indeterminada es 

167
0
1
0
0
067 68
267 68 69
0
1
0
1
267
0 
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Tasa de muertes por pistola por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes por pistola por causa indeterminada por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0052
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,01
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,01
0,00 
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Muertes por arma larga por causas indeterminadasGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por arma larga por causa indeterminada es 

067
2
7
1
0
467 68
267 68 69
1
4
3
2
267
2 
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Tasa de muertes por arma larga por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes por arma larga por causa indeterminada por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0052
0,01
0,03
0,00
0,00
0,02
0,01
0,00
0,02
0,01
0,01
0,01
0,01
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Muertes por arma de fuego (otros) por causas indeterminadasGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de muertes por arma de fuego (otros) por causa indeterminada es 

167
2
10
3
4
167 68
767 68 69
7
11
8
9
067
1 
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Tasa de muertes por arma de fuego (otros) por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de muertes por arma de fuego (otros) por causa indeterminada por cada 100.000 habitantes es 

0,0052
0,01
0,04
0,01
0,02
0,00
0,03
0,03
0,05
0,04
0,04
0,00
0,01
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Homicidios con armas de fuego por intervención legalGrafiqueAustralia: el total anual de homicidios con arma de fuego por intervención legal es 

671
7
9
2
5
2
971 72
4
4
6
3
1
2
1072
4
573
474
775
776 
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Tasa de homicidios con armas de fuego por intervención legal por cada 100.000 habitantesGrafiqueAustralia: la tasa anual de homicidios con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes por intervención legal es 

0,0352
0,03
0,04
0,01
0,02
0,01
0,04
0,02
0,02
0,03
0,01
0,00
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ProducciónIndustria de armas de fuegoCompare
Regulación para los fabricantes de armas de fuegoAustralia: la fabricación de armas pequeñas, municiones y/o sus componentes es permitida sólo si el fabricante tiene una licencia válida77 78
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Fabricación de armas pequeñas - Clasificación mundialEn una clasificación mundial de fabricantes de armas de fuego pequeños, medianos y grandes, Australia está clasificada como un fabricante  ‘pequeño'79
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Armas de fabricación caseraAustralia: se reporta que la existencia de material ilícito y armas de fabricación casera es baja80 81 82 83

TransferenciaEl comercio y tráfico de armas de fuegoCompare
Exportación de armas de fuegoAustralia: la exportación de armas de fuego o municiones está limitada por el control legal de transferencias84 85 86
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Exportación de armas de fuego (Número) – FabricantesGrafiqueEl número anual de armas de fuego exportadas de Australia, según los fabricantes, es 

187
4
50
48
60
4.54088
6587
35
11
1.160
8
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Exportación de armas pequeñas (US$) – Aduanas    GrafiqueEl valor anual de armas pequeñas y municiones exportadas por Australia es, según las Aduanas, 

69.330.16389
87.543.642
38.488.325
76.893.241
28.498.30689 90
11.077.63091
12.000.00092
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Exportación de armas pequeñas – Clasificación mundialEn una comparación de exportadores de armas pequeñas del mundo, Australia está clasificada como un exportador 'de nivel mayor'93 94 95
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Importación de armas de fuegoAustralia: la importación de armas de fuego y municiones está limitada por el control legal de transferencias84 96 85 86
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Importación de armas pequeñas (Número) – AduanasGrafiqueEl número anual de armas de fuego importadas a Australia es  

3.45787
6.440
104.32397 98 99 100 101 87
98.351
88.185
90.006
72.586
73.701
57.522
58.111
47.820
39.389
38.78697 98 99 100 101
36.980
40.939
28.016
30.666
33.152
18.405
34.837
89.760
44.802
48.75199
32.928
35.881
45.305
71.675
57.222
51.502
104.149102
108.854
194.764
191.359
166.364
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Importación de armas pequeñas (US$) – AduanasGrafiqueEl valor anual de armas pequeñas y municiones importadas a Australia es, según las Aduanas, 

117.036.08989
115.669.478
164.400.240
124.383.473
122.098.69989 103 104 105 106
104.812.08091 107 108
132.000.000109
62.000.000103
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Contrabando de armas de fuego y municionesInformes sugieren que el nivel de contrabando en armas de fuego y de municiones en Australia es bajo110 80 111 112 81 113 114 115 100 116 83 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124
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Regulación a intermediarios de armas de fuegoAustralia: las actividades de los intermediarios de armas e intermediarios de transferencias están específicamente reguladas por la ley125
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Certificado de usuario finalLas regulaciones de Aduana en Australia incluyen126 127 requerimientos para las certificaciones de transferencia que deben proveer detalles sobre las intenciones de los usuarios finales y/o destinos de uso de las armas de fuego y las municiones
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Transparencia de transferencias de armas de fuegoGrafiqueEn su anual Barometro de Transparencia del Comercio de Armas Ligeras, Small Arms Survey hace unas comparaciones por medio de reportes públicos entre los mayores países exportadores de armas en una escala de fuerte a débil (de 25 a cero). En los últimos años, Australia obtuvo 

12,00128
12,25129
11,25130
10,25131
10,00132
10,25133
10,25134
10,25135
11,25136
11,25137
10,00138
11,25139
11,25140 

MedidasRegulación de las armas de fuegoCompare
Regulación de las armas de fuego – Orientación de las políticasAustralia: la regulación de armas de fuego está clasificada como restrictiva141
Ley de armas de fuegoAustralia: la legislación sobre el control de armas de fuego incluye el Acuerdo nacional de armas (NFA) de 1996,142 el Acuerdo de la política nacional del trafico ilícito de armas de fuego (NFTPA) de 2002,143 el Acuerdo nacional de pistolas (NHA) de 2002,144} y el Ley de armas y regulaciones de cada estado y territorio145
Autoridad encargada de la regulación de las armas de fuegoAustralia: las armas de fuego están reguladas por las autoridades locales y del estado146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153
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Derecho de poseer armas de fuegoAustralia: el derecho a la posesión de armas de fuego no está garantizado por la ley154 155 156 157 158
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Armas y municiones prohibidasAustralia: los civiles no tienen permitido tener armas de fuego automáticas y semi-automáticas, escopetas autocarga y de pistón, armas cortas con un calibre superior a 0,38 pulgadas en con únicas excepciones estrechas, armas cortas semi-automáticas con el longitud del cañón inferior a 120 mm, y revólveres con el longitud del cañón inferior a 100 mm142 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168
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Regulación de armas automáticasAustralia: la tenencia privada de armas automáticas de asalto está prohibida, con muy pocas excepciones para armas de fuego que son permanentemente inoperable para exhibiciones, museos o colectores142 159 161 162 163 164 169 170 167 168 49
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Regulación de armas semiautomáticas de asaltoAustralia: la tenencia privada de armas semi-automáticas de asalto está prohibida excepto en circunstancias excepcionales159 161 162 163 164 165 166 171
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Regulación de armas cortasAustralia: la tenencia privada de pistolas y revólveres se permite, pero sujeto a condiciones estrictas159 172 160 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 49
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Leyes que regulan las armas largasAustralia: la tenencia civil de fusiles/rifles y escopetas está regulada por la ley159 161 162 163 164 165 166 171 49
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Licencia para poseer armas de fuegoAustralia: solo los propietarios de armas con licencia pueden181 182 183 184 149 185 186 187 188 49 legalmente adquirir, poseer o transferir un arma de fuego o municiones
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Razón legítima requerida para obtener una licencia de arma de fuegoAustralia: los solicitantes de licencias de armas de fuego deben demostrar una legítima razón para poseer un arma de fuego, por ejemplo, la pertenencia a un club de tiro, caza, tiro al blanco, colección, el control de plagas, y usos ocupacionales estrechos.189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197
Según la ley, la protección personal no es una razón genuina198 199 200
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Edad mínima requerida para la posesión de un arma de fuegoAustralia: la edad mínima requerida para la tenencia de armas de fuego es 18 años o tan jóvenes como 11 años bajo la supervisión inmediata de un adulto con licencia181 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208
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Comprobación de antecedentes de los propietarios de armas de fuegoAustralia: el solicitante de una licencia de armas de fuego debe someterse a una verificación de registros penales, de enfermedades mentales, de adicciones, de salud física, de violencia doméstica, residenciales y otras 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 49
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Referencia requerida para la obtención de una licencia de armas de fuegoAustralia: se requiere que, para algunas categorías de licencias en algunas jurisdicciones,218 219 220 221 un tercero de referencias para cada licencia de arma de fuego del aplicante
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Violencia doméstica y armas de fuegoDonde hay una historia de violencia doméstica o riesgo de violencia doméstica, la ley en Australia estipula209 222 223 212 224 214 225 216 226 que esa licencia de armas de fuego debería ser negada o revocada
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Entrenamiento y formación para un manejo seguro de las armas de fuegoAustralia: la comprensión del uso seguro de las armas y de la ley de armas de fuego son evaluadas en un curso práctico y/o teórico, lo cual es necesario227 228 229 230 231 215 232 233 para obtener una licencia de arma de fuego
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Vigencia de las licencias para armas de fuegoAustralia: los propietarios de armas de fuego deben aplicar y volver a calificar para sus licencias cada uno a cinco años, dependiendo de la categoría de licencia181 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241
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Registros de licencias de armas de fuegoAustralia: las autoridades mantienen un registro242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 de las personas civiles con licencia para adquirir, poseer, vender o transferir armas de fuego o municiones
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Cantidad límite de armas de fuego que se pueden poseerAustralia: los propietarios de armas de fuego son autorizados a portar sólo el número y tipo de armas de fuego especificados en la licencia o  el permiso de adquisición190 252 253 254 255 149 256 257 258 256 259
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Limite en la cantidad y tipo de municiones que se pueden poseerAustralia: un propietario de arma de fuego está autorizado a portar municiones sólo para las armas de fuego para las que el comprador tiene licencia, con un límite en la cantidad de munición que puede ser adquirido en un período determinado260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 259
Registro de armas de fuego
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Registro de armas de fuego de propiedad de los civilesAustralia: la ley establece268 269 242 250 245 244 247 249 248 251 que debe existir un registro oficial de la adquisición, posesión y transferencia de cada arma en manos privadas
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Mantenimiento de un registro para los comerciantes de armas de fuegoAustralia: los vendedores de armas de fuego deben270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 251 llevar un registro de la adquisición de cada arma de fuego o municiones, venta o transferencia en nombre de la autoridad competente
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Mantenimiento de un registro para los fabricantes de armas de fuegoAustralia: los fabricantes de armas de fuego son requeridos278 251 de tener un registro de cada arma de fuego producida para que sean inspeccionadas por una autoridad competente
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Registro de armas de fuego pertenecientes al gobiernoAustralia: las agencias estatales son requeridas279 280 de mantener registros del almacenamiento y movimiento de todas las armas de fuego y municiones bajo su responsabilidad
Ventas y transferencias de armas de fuego
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Regulación a las ventas privadas de armas de fuegoAustralia: la venta y transferencia de armas de fuego entre particulares están prohibidas, a menos que realizadas y registradas por un distribuidor de armas de fuego con licencia, o en lugares remotos por la policía260 281 282 283 284 285 286 287
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Regulación a las ventas de armas de fuego para los comerciantesAustralia: el comercio de armas de fuego como profesión sin poseer la licencia para comerciar no es legal260 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295
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Verificación de antecedentes para las ventas de armas de fuego entre particularesAustralia: el comprador de un arma de fuego en una venta privada está obligado260 209 a pasar controles oficiales de verificaciones de antecedentes en el momento de la transferencia
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Revisión de Antecedentes durante las ventas a los vendedores de armas de fuegoAustralia: el comprador de armas de un comerciante de armas de fuego está obligado260 209 a pasar controles oficiales de verificaciones de antecedentes en el momento de la transferencia
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Límite en el número de ventas de armas de fuego para los comerciantesAustralia: el número y tipo de armas que pueden ser vendidas por un comerciante de armas autorizado a un propietario de armas de fuego está limitado a 1 arma de fuego por cada autorización de adquisición, de acuerdo con la categoría de licencia de arma de fuego en particular252 253 296 255 297 256 298 258 256 259
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Número de comerciantes de armas de fuego autorizadosGrafiqueAustralia: el número de vendedores de armas de fuego es 

1999: 1.581299
1998: 1.223300
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Periodo de espera para la posesión de arma de fuegoAustralia: el tiempo mínimo de espera para completar la venta legal de armas de fuego es 28 días para una primera venta o transferencia, con excepciones en algunos estados y territorios para la posterior adquisición del mismo tipo de arma de fuego por qué el propietario ya cuenta con una licencia252 301 296 302 303 304 215 305 306
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Regulación sobre las exposiciones de armas de fuegoAustralia: la exposición de armas de fuego y los eventos temporales de comercios de armas de fuego en algunas jurisdicciones, son regulados307 308 309 310 por la ley
Almacenamiento y transporte de armas de fuego y municiones
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Regulación sobre el almacenamiento de armas de fuego y municiones para particularesAustralia: las regulaciones sobre armas de fuego incluyen311 312 313 314 315 316 317 318 319 disposiciones sobre el almacenamiento seguro de armas de fuego y municiones para los propietarios privados con licencias
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Regulación sobre el almacenamiento de armas de fuego y municiones para los comerciantesAustralia: las regulaciónes sobre armas de fuego incluyen320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 disposiciones sobre el almacenamiento seguro de armas de fuego y municiones para los comerciantes autorizados con licencias
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Regulación sobre el almacenamiento de armas de fuego y municiones para el gobiernoAustralia: las regulaciones gubernamentales incluyen280 279 disposiciones sobre el almacenamiento seguro de armas de fuego y municiones para entidades estatales
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Regulación sobre el transporte de armas de fuego y municionesAustralia: las regulaciones incluyen328 329 330 331 332 333 disposiciones sobre el almacenamiento seguro de armas de fuego y municiones mientras se encuentran en tránsito
Marcaje y rastreo de armas de fuego
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Marcaje de armas de fuegoAustralia: la ley establece78 que cada arma de fuego debe tener una marca inconfundible de identificación
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Rastreo de armas de fuegoAustralia: las autoridades nacionales realizan334 335 336 337 338 339 procedimientos reconocidos en el rastreo de armas de fuego y procedimientos de localización
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Registro balístico de armas de fuego y municionesAustralia: las características balísticas de cada arma de fuego de civiles y sus municiones son340 341 inscritas en un registro
Portación de armas de fuego
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Portar armas de fuego en público ostensiblementeAustralia: portar abiertamente armas de fuego en público está prohibido sin razón legítima. En la ley, la protección personal no es una razón legítima198 199 342 343 344 345 346 200 49
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Portar armas de fuego en público de forma ocultaAustralia: portar armas de fuego de forma oculta en público está prohibido sin razón legítima. En la ley, la protección personal no es una razón legítima198 199 342 343 344 345 346 200 49
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Penalización para la posesión ilícita de armas de fuegoAustralia: la pena máxima por posesión ilegal de armas de fuego347 es 20 años de prisión, según la jurisdicción y la categoría de arma de fuego348 183 184 349 350 186 187 188 351
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Programas de recolección, amnistía y destrucciónAustralia: se sabe que352 353 las autoridades han implementado programas de entrega voluntaria de armas de fuego, y/o programas de incautación de armas para reducir el número de armas de fuego ilegales en circulación
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Armas de fuego entregadas o incautadasGrafiqueAustralia: se informa que el número de armas de fuego que han sido entregadas voluntariamente, recompradas o incautadas por las autoridades es 

2017: 57.324354
2015: 3.000355
2014: 3.000356
2012: 3.485357 358 359 360
2011: 5.922358 359 360
2010: 5.798358 359
2008/11: 4.000361 359
2006: 5.15717 359
2004: 68.727362 363
1987/2015: 1,121,577364 352 353 365
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Armas pequeñas destruidasGrafiqueAustralia: se informa que el número de armas de fuego destruidas tras los programas de amnistía, recolección e incautación es 

2017: 20.174366
2015: 17.081367
2012: 3.485358
2011: 3.857
2010: 3.109
1987/2015: 1.121.577364 352 353 365
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Política de destrucción y disposiciónAustralia: no es política de Estado368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 destruir las armas de fuego excedentes que fueron recolectadas o incautadas en vez de ponerlas en el mercado secundario de armas de fuego

MedidasControles internacionales
Acuerdos Regionales
Foro de Islas del PacíficoComo miembro del Foro de las Islas Del Pacifico, Australia adoptó, en Marzo del 2000, el Marco de Nadi que tiene por objeto armonizar la legislación relacionada con armas pequeñas en toda Oceanía. En agosto de 2003, el modelo de proyecto Nadi Framework Armas fue aceptado por unanimidad a consideración por los 16 Estados miembros del Foro de las Islas del Pacífico{Q576} 376
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Declaración de Ginebra sobre la violencia armada y el desarrolloLa Declaración de Ginebra sobre la violencia armada y el desarrollo, una iniciativa diplomática destinada a abordar las cuestiones de la interrelación entre la violencia armada y el desarrollo, ha sido firmado en 2006377 por Australia
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Tratado de comercio de armas de las Naciones UnidasEl tratado de el comercio de armas de las Naciones Unidas ha sido firmado y ratificado378 por Australia
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Protocolo de las Naciones Unidas sobre armas de fuegoEl Protocolo de las Naciones Unidas contra la fabricación y tráfico ilícitos de armas de fuego, sus piezas, componentes y municiones ha sido firmado pero aún no ratificado379 por Australia
Programa de Acción de las Naciones Unidas para prevenir, combatir y eliminar el tráfico ilícito de armas pequeñas y ligeras en todos sus aspectos
Compromiso del UNPoAEl 21 Julio 2001, Australia se comprometió a una decisión consensuada de las Naciones Unidas de adoptar, apoyar y poner en práctica el Programa de Acción para prevenir, combatir y eliminar el tráfico Ilícito de armas pequeñas y ligeras en todos sus aspectos 380
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Nota de supervisión sobre la aplicación del programa de acciónEn el contexto de la supervisión de la aplicación de la programa de acción de la ONU sobre las armas ligeras (PoAIM Fase 1), el Small Arms Survey evaluó las actuaciones de Australia en cara de sus compromisos con la Programa de Acción y lo clasificó en núm. 22381 382 383 384 entre 159 estados miembros
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Informes nacionales del UNPoABajo los términos de su compromiso en 2001 al Programa de Acción de las Naciones Unidades sobre las armas pequeñas, Australia ha presentado uno o más reportes nacionales385 386 sobre la implementación del Programa de Acción
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Punto de contacto nacional del UNPoAUn punto de contacto nacional para resolver cuestiones relacionadas con el Programa de Acción, ha sido designado387 386 a Australia
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Organismo de coordinación nacional del UNPoAEl organismo nacional competente para resolver cuestiones relacionadas con el Programa de Acción, ha sido designado387 386 a Australia
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Participación y apoyo de la sociedad civil del UNPoAEn los informes nacionales presentados por Australia a las Naciones Unidas, de 2001 a 2010, es evidente387 386 388 que existe un historial de sustantiva cooperación con las organizaciones de la sociedad civil para apoyar las actividades del Programa de Acción
Asistencia y donación internacional del UNPoALos fondos para la implementación de la Programa de Acción han sido donados389 390 391 392 393 394 395 396 por Australia a otros Estados miembros de la ONU
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Registro de Armas Convencionales de las Naciones UnidasSegún Registro de Armas Convencionales de las Naciones Unidas, Australia ha declarado397 sus exportaciones de armas pequeñas en uno o mas informes nacionales sobre la exportación de armas
Miembros de las Naciones UnidasEn la lista de Estados miembros de las Naciones Unidas, Australia ha sido un Estado miembro de las Naciones Unidades desde 1945398
Arreglo de WassenaarAustralia es parte de399 un Estado participante en el Acuerdo de Wassenaar sobre Controles de Exportación de Armas Convencionales y Bienes de Uso-dual y Tecnologías

AntecedentePerfil de PaísEnlace
Perfil de ConflictoPara obtener un perfil de conflicto en Australia, seleccione el icono de enlace « Link » para ir al sitio web del Programa de Recolección de Datos sobre Conflictos de la Universidad de Uppsala (UCDP)
Enlace
Índice Global de PazPara ver cómo Australia está clasificada, seleccione el icono de enlace « Link » para ir al sitio web del Índice Global de Paz (Global Peace Index)

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359.: Bricknell, Samantha.2012.‘General Firearm Characteristics.’ Firearm Trafficking and Serious and Organised Crime Gangs.Canberra:Australian Institute of Criminology,1 June. (Q11767)Full Citation
360.: Bricknell, Samantha.2012.‘Firearm type seized from SOCG and non-SOCG.’ Firearm Trafficking and Serious and Organised Crime Gangs.Canberra:Australian Institute of Criminology,1 June. (Q11766)Full Citation
361.: Thomas Chamberlin. 2012. ‘Illegal Firearms a Booming Trade Through International Mail Order Services.’ Courier-Mail (Brisbane). 27 May. (N526) Full Citation
362.: Ellison, Senator Chris; Hudson, Phillip.2004.‘Victoria Leads Way in Gun Buyback.’ The Age.Melbourne, VIC:8 August. (Q11740)Full Citation
363.: Nick Butterly. 2004. ‘Gun Owners Cache In Big.’ Courier-Mail (Brisbane). 9 November. (N534) Full Citation
364.: Alpers, Philip and Amélie Rossetti.2016.‘Australian Firearm Amnesty, Buyback and Destruction Totals.’ Official tallies and media-reported numbers, 1987-2015.Sydney:GunPolicy.org, Sydney School of Public Health, University of Sydney,3 May. (Q11781)Full Citation
365.: Reuter, Peter and Jenny Mouzos, in: Cook, Philip and Jens Ludwig (Eds).2002.‘Australia: A Massive Buyback of Low-Risk Guns.’ In: Evaluating Gun Policy: Effects on Crime and Violence.Washington, DC:Brookings Institution Press,1 December. (Q3050)Full Citation
366.: Australia.2017.‘Outcomes - Total Number of Firearms by Reason.’ National Firearms Amnesty Report 2017.Canberra:Australian Government,1 December. (Q13281)Full Citation
367.: Australia.2016.‘Destruction.’ National Report of Australia on its Implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects (UNPoA).New York NY:Permanent Mission of Australia to the United Nations,27 April. (Q12063)Full Citation
368.: Australia.2008.‘Destruction of Surplus Small Arms and Light Weapons.’ National Report of Australia on its Implementation of the United Nations Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects (UNPoA).New York, NY:Permanent Mission of Australia to the United Nations,1 July. (Q1719)Full Citation
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371.: Tasmania.1996.‘Disposal of Surrendered or Seized Firearms.’ Firearms Act 1996 (Act as at 4 November 2015).Hobart:Legislative Council and House of Assembly,30 August. (Q2995)Full Citation
372.: Victoria.1998.‘Disposal of Forfeited Firearms.’ Firearms Act 1996 No. 66 of 1996 (Version No. 080, as of 1 December 2015).Melbourne:Department of Justice, Victoria,31 January. (Q2647)Full Citation
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Tasa total de muertes por armas de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Número total de muertes por armas de fuego - Hombres

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Número total de muertes por armas de fuego - Mujeres

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Tasa de homicidios por cada 100.000 habitantes (cualquier método)

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Víctimas de homicidio (cualquier método) - Hombres

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Víctimas de homicidio (cualquier método) - Mujeres

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Tasa de homicidios con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Porcentaje de homicidios con un arma de fuego

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Víctimas de homicidio por arma de fuego – Hombres

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Víctimas de homicidio por arma de fuego – Mujeres

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Tasa de homicidios con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de homicidios con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de homicidios con arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de suicidios por cada 100.000 habitantes (cualquier método)

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Víctimas de suicidio (cualquier método) – Hombres

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Víctimas de suicidio (cualquier método) – Mujeres

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Tasa de suicidio con arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Víctimas de suicidio por arma de fuego – Hombres

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Víctimas de suicidio por arma de fuego – Mujeres

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Tasa de suicidio con pistola por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de suicidios con arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de suicidios con arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de muertes accidentales por arma de fuego por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Muertes accidentales por arma de fuego – Hombres

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Muertes accidentales por arma de fuego – Mujeres

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Tasa de muertes accidentales por pistola por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de muertes accidentales por arma larga por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de muertes accidentales por arma de fuego (otros) por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de muertes por arma de fuego por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Muertes por arma de fuego por causa indeterminada – Hombres

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Muertes por arma de fuego por causa indeterminada – Mujeres

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Tasa de muertes por pistola por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de muertes por arma larga por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de muertes por arma de fuego (otros) por causas indeterminadas por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Tasa de homicidios con armas de fuego por intervención legal por cada 100.000 habitantes

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Exportación de armas de fuego (Número) – Fabricantes

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Exportación de armas pequeñas (US$) – Aduanas

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Exportación de armas pequeñas – Clasificación mundial

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Importación de armas pequeñas (Número) – Aduanas

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Importación de armas pequeñas (US$) – Aduanas

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Regulación de armas automáticas

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Regulación de armas semiautomáticas de asalto

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Regulación de armas cortas

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Leyes que regulan las armas largas

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Razón legítima requerida para obtener una licencia de arma de fuego

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Edad mínima requerida para la posesión de un arma de fuego

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Comprobación de antecedentes de los propietarios de armas de fuego

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Referencia requerida para la obtención de una licencia de armas de fuego

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Violencia doméstica y armas de fuego

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Entrenamiento y formación para un manejo seguro de las armas de fuego

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Vigencia de las licencias para armas de fuego

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Registros de licencias de armas de fuego

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Cantidad límite de armas de fuego que se pueden poseer

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Limite en la cantidad y tipo de municiones que se pueden poseer

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Registro de armas de fuego de propiedad de los civiles

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Mantenimiento de un registro para los comerciantes de armas de fuego

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Mantenimiento de un registro para los fabricantes de armas de fuego

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Registro de armas de fuego pertenecientes al gobierno

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Regulación a las ventas privadas de armas de fuego

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Regulación a las ventas de armas de fuego para los comerciantes

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Verificación de antecedentes para las ventas de armas de fuego entre particulares

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Revisión de Antecedentes durante las ventas a los vendedores de armas de fuego