Paghabon
An '''paghabon''' o '''paghabas''' iyo an sarong [[krimen]] na pirit na pagkua nin anoman na bagay na mahalaga, banta nin pwersa, o sa paagi nin pananakot. Segun sa komun na ley, an paghabon tinatawan nin kahulugan bilang iyo an pagkua nin pagrogaring kan ibang tawo, na igwa nin intensyon na permanenteng halian an sarong tawo kan saiyang pagsadiri, sa paagi kan pwersa o pananakot; kun siring, iyan iyo an ''[[larceny]]'' o [[pag-ikit]] na nakamtan sa paagi nin asulto.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://docket.medill.northwestern.edu/archives/000439.php |title=Carter, Floyd J. vs U.S. |date=June 12, 2000 |access-date=2008-05-04 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060903163713/http://docket.medill.northwestern.edu/archives/000439.php |archive-date=September 3, 2006 }}</ref> Pwedeng magkakalaen an kahulugan kan opensa na iyan sa pag-ultanan kan mga hurisdiksyon. An paghabon nagkakalaen sa ibang mga porma nin pag-ikit (siring kan burglary, shoplifting, pickpocketing, o car theft) sa paagi kan bayolenteng naturalesa (sarong bayolenteng krimen); kun saen an bakong magabat na porma nin pag-ikit iyo an pigpapadusahan bilang misdemeanors, an paghabon pirming sarong ''[[felony]]'' sa mga hurisdiksyon na naglalaen sa duwa.

== Estadistika nin paghabon==
{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible collapsed" border="1"
! colspan="13" | Mga paghabon sa kada nasyon<ref>[http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/data-and-analysis/statistics/crime.html Crime and criminal justice statistics] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140515101914/http://www.unodc.org/unodc/en/data-and-analysis/statistics/crime.html |date=2014-05-15 }}, used table: [http://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/statistics/crime/CTS2013_Robbery.xls robbery] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140525201455/http://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/statistics/crime/CTS2013_Robbery.xls |date=2014-05-25 }}. Retrieved May-24-2014</ref>
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! scope="col" |'''Nasyon'''
! scope="col" |'''Robberies'''
! scope="col" |'''Rate (kada 100,000 nakaistar) '''
! scope="col" |'''Taon'''
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| Belgium||191,126||1,728.1||2012
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| Spain||502,546||1,074.9||2012
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| Mexico||746,894||618.0||2012
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| Costa Rica||25,066||521.6||2012
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| Brazil||979,571||493.1||2012
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| Nicaragua||28,429||488.3||2010
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| Chile||81,664||467.6||2012
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| Uruguay||15,414||454.0||2012
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| Ecuador||52,655||375.5||2006
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| Trinidad and Tobago||4,436||331.7||2012
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| Eswatini||3,392||309.8||2004
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| Panama*||10,038||264.0||2012
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| Honduras||17,980||226.6||2012
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| Paraguay||15,006||224.4||2012
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| Barbados||555||196.0||2012
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| France*||123,814||193.7||2012
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| Maldives||597||190.2||2008
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| Guyana||1,401||176.1||2012
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| Portugal||18,514||174.6||2012
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| Colombia||82,620||173.2||2012
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| Peru||48,785||168.6||2009
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| Saint Kitts and Nevis||87||162.4||2010
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| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines||170||155.5||2011
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| Belize||447||141.3||2011
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| Bolivia||14,411||137.3||2012
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| Kazakhstan||20,259||124.5||2012
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| Botswana||2,461||123.9||2011
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| Bermuda||77||122.2||2004
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| United Kingdom (England and Wales)||65,156||116.2||2012
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| United States||354,520||111.7||2012
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| Italy||62,641||102.9||2012
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| Bahamas||369||100.7||2011
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| Jamaica||2,771||100.1||2012
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| Sweden||9,213||96.9||2012
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| Russian Federation||127,772||89.1||2011
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| Netherlands*||14,750||88.2||2012
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| El Salvador||5,521||87.7||2012
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| Grenada||89||84.4||2012
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| Morocco||25,935||82.9||2009
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| Malaysia||21,419||81.4||2006
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| Canada||27,680||79.5||2012
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| Luxembourg||398||77.1||2011
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| Israel||6,076||76.0||2012
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| Zimbabwe||8,796||68.8||2008
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| Guatemala||9,539||68.2||2009
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| Mauritius||814||65.9||2011
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| Lesotho||1,270||63.8||2009
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| Lithuania||1,923||63.5||2012
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| Ireland||2,818||61.6||2012
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| Malta*||257||60.1||2012
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| Belarus||5,722||60.1||2009
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| Germany||48,711||58.8||2012
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| United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)||1,040||57.4||2012
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| Greece||5,992||53.9||2012
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| Denmark||2,987||53.4||2012
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| Ukraine||23,300||50.6||2010
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| Austria||4,092||48.3||2012
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| New Zealand||2,086||46.8||2012
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| Latvia||943||45.8||2012
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| Kyrgyzstan||2,434||45.0||2011
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| Burundi||4,266||44.7||2011
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| Poland||16,685||43.7||2012
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| Bulgaria||2,955||40.6||2012
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| Sri Lanka||7,943||40.2||2004
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| Serbia||3,791||39.7||2012
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| Croatia||1,588||36.9||2012
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|Switzerland||2,746||36.4||2011
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| Estonia||457||35.4||2012
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| United Kingdom (Scotland)||1,832||34.6||2012
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| Czech Republic||3,416||32.0||2012
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| Hungary||3,036||30.4||2012
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| Finland||1,616||29.9||2012
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| Norway*||1,484||29.7||2012
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| Philippines*||26,988||27.9||2012
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| Algeria*||10,709||27.8||2012
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| Bahrain||306||27.4||2008
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| Bosnia and Herzegovina||1,010||26.3||2012
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| Kuwait||657||23.1||2009
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| Mozambique||5,267||22.5||2009
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| North Macedonia||469||22.3||2012
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| Dominican Republic||2,091||20.3||2012
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| Mongolia||536||19.5||2011
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| Senegal||2,503||19.3||2010
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| Slovenia||391||18.9||2012
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| Slovakia||974||17.9||2012
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| Uganda||5,985||17.6||2010
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| Australia||3,839||16.9||2011
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| Iceland||50||15.3||2012
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| Cyprus||173||15.3||2012
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| Jordan||802||14.8||2006
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| Romania||3,193||14.7||2012
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| Georgia||638||14.5||2010
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| Liechtenstein||5||13.6||2012
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| Turkey||7,695||10.9||2008
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| Armenia||310||10.4||2012
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| Solomon Islands||52||10.3||2008
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| Albania||326||10.3||2012
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| Oman||255||9.8||2008
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| Hong Kong||616||8.6||2012
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| Andorra||6||7.7||2012
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| Kenya||3,262||7.6||2012
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| Singapore||290||5.5||2012
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| South Korea||2,586||5.3||2012
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| Indonesia||12,355||5.0||2012
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| Moldova||167||4.8||2012
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| Syria||870||4.3||2008
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| Tajikistan||288||3.7||2011
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| Lebanon||146||3.6||2006
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| Egypt||2,673||3.4||2011
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| Sierra Leone||184||3.3||2008
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| Côte d'Ivoire||591||3.2||2008
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| Turkmenistan||141||2.9||2006
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| Qatar||21||2.9||2004
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| Japan||3,658||2.9||2012
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| Azerbaijan||252||2.7||2012
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| Yemen||442||2.0||2009
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| India||23,393||1.9||2010
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| Nigeria||2,988||1.8||2012
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| Guinea||151||1.5||2007
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| Montenegro||7||1.1||2012
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| Thailand||500||0.8||2010
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| Bangladesh||856||0.6||2006
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| Nepal||148||0.6||2006
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| São Tomé and Príncipe||1||0.5||2011
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| Brunei Darussalam||2||0.5||2006
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| United Arab Emirates||45||0.5||2012
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| Rwanda||27||0.2||2012
|}

=== Homicides durante kan paghabon, lambang nasyon ===

{| class="wikitable sortable collapsible collapsed" border="1"
! colspan="13" | Robbery Murders by Country<ref>[http://www.unodc.org/gsh/en/data.html UNODC Homicide Statistics 2013] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140521050411/http://www.unodc.org/gsh/en/data.html |date=2014-05-21 }}, used two tables: [http://www.unodc.org/documents/gsh/data/GSH2013_Homicide_count_and_rate.xlsx Homicide counts and rates, time series 2000–2012] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140624014937/http://www.unodc.org/documents/gsh/data/GSH2013_Homicide_count_and_rate.xlsx |date=2014-06-24 }} & [http://www.unodc.org/documents/gsh/data/GSH2013_robbery.xlsx Homicide victims killed during robbery as percentage of total homicide victims, time series 2005–2012] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140521152327/http://www.unodc.org/documents/gsh/data/GSH2013_robbery.xlsx |date=2014-05-21 }}. Retrieved May-24-2014</ref>
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! scope="col" |'''Country'''
! scope="col" |'''% Of Homicides w/ Robbery Motive'''
! scope="col" |'''Robbery Homicide Rate (per 100,000 inhabitants)'''
! scope="col" |'''Robbery Homicides'''
! scope="col" |'''Year of Data'''
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| Bahamas||11.0%||3.82||14||2011
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| Dominican Republic||27.6%||6.10||626||2012
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| Grenada||7.1%||0.94||1||2012
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| Jamaica||36.5%||15.00||414||2011
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| Trinidad and Tobago||14.8%||3.91||52||2011
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| Costa Rica||16.2%||1.38||66||2012
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| El Salvador||0.9%||0.37||23||2012
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| Panama||8.9%||1.53||58||2012
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| Canada||7.9%||0.12||42||2011
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| United States||5.0%||0.24||733||2011
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| Colombia||3.6%||1.21||569||2011
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| Guyana||16.9%||2.77||22||2011
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| Uruguay||15.6%||0.92||31||2011
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| Japan||8.4%||0.03||37||2011
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| Mongolia||0.0%||0.00||0||2011
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| South Korea||8.0%||0.07||34||2011
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| Singapore||6.3%||0.02||1||2011
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| Armenia||5.6%||0.10||3||2012
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| Azerbaijan||2.1%||0.04||4||2010
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| Cyprus||22.2%||0.18||2||2011
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| Georgia||0.5%||0.02||1||2010
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| Bulgaria||5.0%||0.10||7||2012
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| Czech Republic||4.7%||0.04||4||2011
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| Finland||1.8%||0.04||2||2011
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| Iceland||0.0%||0.00||0||2012
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| Albania||2.1%||0.09||3||2011
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| Bosnia and Herzegovina||0.0%||0.00||0||2011
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| Croatia||0.0%||0.00||0||2012
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| Italy||5.1%||0.05||28||2011
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| Montenegro||4.8%||0.16||1||2011
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| Spain||3.0%||0.02||11||2012
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| Macedonia||3.3%||0.05||1||2011
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| Austria||4.2%||0.03||3||2011
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| Germany||9.4%||0.08||62||2011
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| Luxembourg||25.0%||0.20||1||2011
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| Switzerland||2.2%||0.01||1||2011
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| Australia||3.0%||0.04||8||2009
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An paghabon o paghabas iyo an sarong krimen na pirit na pagkua nin anoman na bagay na mahalaga, banta nin pwersa, o sa paagi nin pananakot. Segun sa komun na ley, an paghabon tinatawan nin kahulugan bilang iyo an pagkua nin pagrogaring kan ibang tawo, na igwa nin intensyon na permanenteng halian an sarong tawo kan saiyang pagsadiri, sa paagi kan pwersa o pananakot; kun siring, iyan iyo an larceny o pag-ikit na nakamtan sa paagi nin asulto. Pwedeng magkakalaen an kahulugan kan opensa na iyan sa pag-ultanan kan mga hurisdiksyon. An paghabon nagkakalaen sa ibang mga porma nin pag-ikit (siring kan burglary, shoplifting, pickpocketing, o car theft) sa paagi kan bayolenteng naturalesa (sarong bayolenteng krimen); kun saen an bakong magabat na porma nin pag-ikit iyo an pigpapadusahan bilang misdemeanors, an paghabon pirming sarong felony sa mga hurisdiksyon na naglalaen sa duwa.

 Estadistika nin paghabon
 Mga paghabon sa kada nasyonCrime and criminal justice statistics , used table: robbery . Retrieved May-24-2014NasyonRobberiesRate (kada 100,000 nakaistar) Taon Belgium191,1261,728.12012 Spain502,5461,074.92012 Mexico746,894618.02012 Costa Rica25,066521.62012 Brazil979,571493.12012 Nicaragua28,429488.32010 Chile81,664467.62012 Uruguay15,414454.02012 Ecuador52,655375.52006 Trinidad and Tobago4,436331.72012 Eswatini3,392309.82004 Panama*10,038264.02012 Honduras17,980226.62012 Paraguay15,006224.42012 Barbados555196.02012 France*123,814193.72012 Maldives597190.22008 Guyana1,401176.12012 Portugal18,514174.62012 Colombia82,620173.22012 Peru48,785168.62009 Saint Kitts and Nevis87162.42010 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines170155.52011 Belize447141.32011 Bolivia14,411137.32012 Kazakhstan20,259124.52012 Botswana2,461123.92011 Bermuda77122.22004 United Kingdom (England and Wales)65,156116.22012 United States354,520111.72012 Italy62,641102.92012 Bahamas369100.72011 Jamaica2,771100.12012 Sweden9,21396.92012 Russian Federation127,77289.12011 Netherlands*14,75088.22012 El Salvador5,52187.72012 Grenada8984.42012 Morocco25,93582.92009 Malaysia21,41981.42006 Canada27,68079.52012 Luxembourg39877.12011 Israel6,07676.02012 Zimbabwe8,79668.82008 Guatemala9,53968.22009 Mauritius81465.92011 Lesotho1,27063.82009 Lithuania1,92363.52012 Ireland2,81861.62012 Malta*25760.12012 Belarus5,72260.12009 Germany48,71158.82012 United Kingdom (Northern Ireland)1,04057.42012 Greece5,99253.92012 Denmark2,98753.42012 Ukraine23,30050.62010 Austria4,09248.32012 New Zealand2,08646.82012 Latvia94345.82012 Kyrgyzstan2,43445.02011 Burundi4,26644.72011 Poland16,68543.72012 Bulgaria2,95540.62012 Sri Lanka7,94340.22004 Serbia3,79139.72012 Croatia1,58836.92012Switzerland2,74636.42011 Estonia45735.42012 United Kingdom (Scotland)1,83234.62012 Czech Republic3,41632.02012 Hungary3,03630.42012 Finland1,61629.92012 Norway*1,48429.72012 Philippines*26,98827.92012 Algeria*10,70927.82012 Bahrain30627.42008 Bosnia and Herzegovina1,01026.32012 Kuwait65723.12009 Mozambique5,26722.52009 North Macedonia46922.32012 Dominican Republic2,09120.32012 Mongolia53619.52011 Senegal2,50319.32010 Slovenia39118.92012 Slovakia97417.92012 Uganda5,98517.62010 Australia3,83916.92011 Iceland5015.32012 Cyprus17315.32012 Jordan80214.82006 Romania3,19314.72012 Georgia63814.52010 Liechtenstein513.62012 Turkey7,69510.92008 Armenia31010.42012 Solomon Islands5210.32008 Albania32610.32012 Oman2559.82008 Hong Kong6168.62012 Andorra67.72012 Kenya3,2627.62012 Singapore2905.52012 South Korea2,5865.32012 Indonesia12,3555.02012 Moldova1674.82012 Syria8704.32008 Tajikistan2883.72011 Lebanon1463.62006 Egypt2,6733.42011 Sierra Leone1843.32008 Côte d'Ivoire5913.22008 Turkmenistan1412.92006 Qatar212.92004 Japan3,6582.92012 Azerbaijan2522.72012 Yemen4422.02009 India23,3931.92010 Nigeria2,9881.82012 Guinea1511.52007 Montenegro71.12012 Thailand5000.82010 Bangladesh8560.62006 Nepal1480.62006 São Tomé and Príncipe10.52011 Brunei Darussalam20.52006 United Arab Emirates450.52012 Rwanda270.22012

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 Robbery Murders by CountryUNODC Homicide Statistics 2013 , used two tables: Homicide counts and rates, time series 2000–2012  & Homicide victims killed during robbery as percentage of total homicide victims, time series 2005–2012 . Retrieved May-24-2014Country% Of Homicides w/ Robbery MotiveRobbery Homicide Rate (per 100,000 inhabitants)Robbery HomicidesYear of Data Bahamas11.0%3.82142011 Dominican Republic27.6%6.106262012 Grenada7.1%0.9412012 Jamaica36.5%15.004142011 Trinidad and Tobago14.8%3.91522011 Costa Rica16.2%1.38662012 El Salvador0.9%0.37232012 Panama8.9%1.53582012 Canada7.9%0.12422011 United States5.0%0.247332011 Colombia3.6%1.215692011 Guyana16.9%2.77222011 Uruguay15.6%0.92312011 Japan8.4%0.03372011 Mongolia0.0%0.0002011 South Korea8.0%0.07342011 Singapore6.3%0.0212011 Armenia5.6%0.1032012 Azerbaijan2.1%0.0442010 Cyprus22.2%0.1822011 Georgia0.5%0.0212010 Bulgaria5.0%0.1072012 Czech Republic4.7%0.0442011 Finland1.8%0.0422011 Iceland0.0%0.0002012 Albania2.1%0.0932011 Bosnia and Herzegovina0.0%0.0002011 Croatia0.0%0.0002012 Italy5.1%0.05282011 Montenegro4.8%0.1612011 Spain3.0%0.02112012 Macedonia3.3%0.0512011 Austria4.2%0.0332011 Germany9.4%0.08622011 Luxembourg25.0%0.2012011 Switzerland2.2%0.0112011 Australia3.0%0.0482009

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