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1)http://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/peace-justice/
2)https://www.globalgoals.org/16-peace-justice-and-strong-institutions
3)https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/global-goal-16-the-quest-for-peace-and-justice/
4)https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/sdg16

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In 2015, over 18 per cent of firms worldwide reported receiving at least one bribery payment request. The share of firms in low- and lower-middle-income countries totalled 25 per cent, compared to 4 per cent in high-income countries

More than 18% of firms worldwide reported receiving at least one bribery in 2015. The share of firms in low- and lower-middle-income countries reached 25%, in relation to 4% in high-income countries.

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In 2015, between 5.2 persons and 6.7 persons per 100,000 persons worldwide were victims of intentional homicide.

Between 5.2 and 6.7 people per 100,000 people worldwide were victims on intentional homicide in 2015.

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Violent conflicts have increased in recent years, while homicides have declined slowly and more citizens around the world have better access to justice. Progress promoting peace and justice remains uneven across and within regions.

The progress of advocating peace and justice remains uneven across and within regions. During recent years, the number of violent conflicts have increased, while homicides have showed an slow decline and more citizens have better access to justice around the world.

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1. New technology! Amnesty International uses satellite images to expose human rights abuses during conflicts. It not only helps raise international awareness, but eventually could serve as evidence so that justice is served!

- Satellite images are being used by Amnesty International to expose how human rights can be abused during conflicts, this helps raise international awareness. These images could eventually serve as judicial evidence.

1. Education! Literacy is a fundamental human right. When people have access to education, economic prosperity and peace follow.

- Through having access to education, the human right of literacy, economic prosperity and peace are subsequent.

1. Having governments monitor themselves. For example, Rwanda, still suffering from the devastating effects of the 1994 genocide, created a Governance Scorecard. It measures everything from security to political inclusion, and helps keep the government on its A game.

- Rwanda, who is still suffering the effects of the genocide in 1994, has created and implemented a Governance Scorecard. This Scorecard rates/measures things such as security and political inclusion, in the basics it helps keep the government on its A+ game.

1. Researching, documenting and campaigning relentlessly. After years of inaction, Human Rights Watch stepped up to end sexual violence as a weapon of war in the Congo and they succeeded by looking at the roots of a problem (like military structure, living conditions, etc). It’s not just about advocating for victims, but stopping crimes before they happen.

- The Human Rights Watch started inquiring about the roots of the treacherous issue of sexual violence being used as a war weapon in the Congo, this being after years of inaction. Some of the detected roots are things such as military structure and living conditions. It is not solely about raising global awareness on these disturbing issues, but also about stopping these crimes from happening.

1. Be peaceful yourself! The Dalai Lama is a smart guy, and he’s not wrong in saying that human action and attitude are important. So everything from taking a deep breath when you feel angry to speaking out against injustice when you see it counts. Every small action can have a tremendous ripple effect.

- Human action and attitude are two of the most important things in the fight against injustice. Things as simple as taking a deep breath when you feel angry to speaking out against injustice when you see it, count tremendously, every small action can create an ripple effect.

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1.  1942 the rate of genocide deaths per world population was 1,400 times higher than it was in 2008.

- In comparison to 2008, the rate of genocide deaths during 1942 was 1,400 times higher

1. Before organised countries existed, the number of people killed in battle was 500 out of every 100,000 people. Now that number is down to three-tenths of a person.

- The people killed in battle, were 500 out of 100,000 during the time that organised countries ceased to exist. This number has decreased to three-tenths of a person.

1. In 2012 child soldiers were used in the armed conflicts of 19 countries.

- In 2012, 19 countries used child soldiers for armed conflicts

1. In conflict-ridden countries 28.5 million children dropped out of elementary school in recent years.

- In recent years, 28.5 million children dropped out of elementary school in conflict-ridden countries

1. Iceland is the most peaceful country in the world

- According to the global peace index Iceland is the most peaceful country in the world

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It was discussed if 16 would even be a global goal as many thought that the topic would be to controversial, that it would be to messy to be an development goal

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Conflict severely limits the economic growth of a country
Limited social/economic development also leads to conflict

The economic growth of a country is greatly affected by conflict, conflict can arise through limited social/economic development.

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Corruption, bribery, theft and tax evasion cost some US $1.26 trillion for developing countries per year; this amount of money could be used to lift those who are living on less than $1.25 a day above $1.25 for at least six years

US $1.26 trillion are consumed yearly by developing countries, accumulated by corruption, bribery, theft and tax evasion. This sum of money can be used to lift those that are living on $1.25 a day, to above $1.25 for a minimum of six years.

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Among the institutions most affected by corruption are the judiciary and police

Judiciary and police forces are, amongst institutions, the ones most affected by corruption

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Global Goal 16 - Peace and Justice Strong Institutions

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Global Goal 16 - Peace and Justice Strong Institutions

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Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels.

Global Goal 16 strives to have accessible forms of justice for all and to build effective, responsible and inclusive institutions in all levels. Global Goal 16 promotes inclusive and peaceful societies for sustainable development.