For someone who lives in a failed state with weak law and order situation, what is a comprehensive self-defense book that deals with all types of circumstances?

I live in Bangladesh. Its a country where the law and order situation is very poor. The police actually avoids incidents (I have seen it firsthand). Not only that they are a bit thuggish, creating problems only for their own interest (like taking bribes) or beating up, arresting the opposition political parties etc.

Also here, ANY weapons of self defense is against the law. Anything that is carried with the purpose of using as a weapon is prohibited. That includes pepper spray, to bow and arrows to anything else. Stiff jail sentences are there for carrying weapons.

Yet the country has a high crime rate and horrible human rights records. The human rights abuses are severe both by the state as well as by the local populace. Atheists, LGBT people, human rights workers, intellectuals, minorities are frequently attacked by mobs as well as the police.

I write on intellectual and human rights issues by the way and it is inevitable that I need to talk about atheistic topics and talk about morality that often challenges the status quo.

Immigration is not an option because no country will take you in and your whole family (they only let your spouse and children) simply because of the law and order situation in your country. Besides you need to be free of disease and have good employability prospects in order to not be excluded as a public charge.

So I was wondering, are there any self-defense books that comprehensively teaches you on how to maintain security, privacy and self-defense under ALL circumstances in a failed state without much law and order? By all circumstances, I am referring to all kinds of situations: from your home, on the streets, while travelling domestically including in remote areas, while travelling internationally, when you are ill and have absolutely no social support (that is anyone supporting you) etc. That is the book should cover all worst case scenarios and all types of situations.

PS: Please suggest a free book or provide a download link. You need a passport and credit card to purchase anything from out of the country because the government likes to track and limit what you are spending on. And I don't have a passport.

Submitted February 29, 2020 at 01:26AM by Experimentalphone https://ift.tt/2PzQdBz