Brazil: fear of military police violence as of June 2017, by age
Are you afraid of suffering violence from the military police? (by age group)
The statistic shows the results of a survey carried out in June 2017 to find out about respondents' attitudes towards police violence in Brazil. In June 2017, 52 percent of respondents aged between 35 and 59 years old stated that they were afraid of being victims of violence from the Brazilian military police.
Are you afraid of suffering violence from the military police? (by age group)
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