Mind the (Commuting) Gap and the City

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Abdullah, Prima [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, March 3, 2021.Description: 2634 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Today, crime rate in Japan is even lower than 20 years ago.[8] Gun-related crime was responsible for only three deaths, compared 15,612 deaths in the US.[9] Unfortunately, even with all the efforts Tokyo invested in, women are still experiencing a similar situation, if not worse.

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New Delhi (7) ,
Political implications (138) ,
Public Transport (20) ,
Security (10) ,
Technology (282) ,
Tokyo (11) ,
Urban mobility (144) ,
User’s experience (129) ,
Violence (24)

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Today, crime rate in Japan is even lower than 20 years ago.[8] Gun-related crime was responsible for only three deaths, compared 15,612 deaths in the US.[9] Unfortunately, even with all the efforts Tokyo invested in, women are still experiencing a similar situation, if not worse.

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