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AD857: Les Guinéens s’attendent à plus d’actions du gouvernement pour protéger l’environnement
Huit citoyens sur 10 estiment que la pollution dans leur communauté est « un peu grave » ou « très grave ».
AD856: Unemployment tops the list of youth concerns in Congo-Brazzaville
Like their elders, most young citizens think the country is headed in “the wrong direction."
AD856: Au Congo-Brazzaville, le chômage est en tête de liste des préoccupations des jeunes
Comme leurs aînés, la plupart des jeunes citoyens pensent que le pays va dans « la mauvaise direction ».
AD855: Les Béninois restent sur leur soif en matière de lutte contre la pollution environnementale
Pour une forte majorité de citoyens, les sacs en plastique sont une source majeure de pollution dans leur pays.
AD854: Ugandan women still face barriers to equality in education, employment, and politics
Most citizens say the police and courts should do more to protect women and girls from discrimination and harassment.
AD853: Insatisfaits des réponses aux changements climatiques, les Guinéens demandent plus aux différents acteurs
Le phénomène rend la vie pire, selon les citoyens.
AD852: Ugandans trust their president despite perceptions of corruption in his office
Most citizens say president must account to Parliament and obey courts, but many think he doesn’t.
AD851: Seychellois rate government efforts to protect the environment highly, but want it to do more
Majority of citizens say pollution is a serious problem in their community.
AD850: In Mauritius, courts and police confront weakened public trust amid persistent perceptions of corruption
Majority of citizens say sentences given to powerful people who break the law are too lenient.
AD849: Namibians grow more dissatisfied with government’s efforts on electricity provision
Fewer than four in 10 citizens enjoy a reliable supply of power.
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