Risk of genocide in Morocco 2017-2021

In the period between 2020 and 2021, the risk of mass murder in Morocco stood at 4.7 percent, which was approximately three times more than the global rate at 1.7 percent. The risk increased in comparison to the previous years observed, and in the same period, the country ranked 37th among 162 nations. Furthermore, there is no record of mass killing in Morocco since 1945. Overall, on the Global Peace Index, Morocco achieved a score of 2.06 in 2020. The indicator ranges from one to five, where the lower the score, the more peaceful the country.

Risk of mass killing in Morocco between 2017 and 2021

Characteristic	Risk rate
2020-2021	4.7%
2019-2020	2.7%
2018-2019	3.1%
2017-2018	2.9%

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February 2021

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Morocco

Survey time period

2017 to 2021

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The source does not indicate a release date. The date of data access was taken as the release date.
The source measures the risk by identifying historical instances of mass killing, discerning patterns that distinguished countries that experienced mass killing from others, and then applying that model to the latest publicly available data to estimate the likelihood of a new mass killing.

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