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AD1195: Les Africains soutiennent les droits des femmes et souhaitent que les institutions fassent davantage pour les protéger
La majorité des citoyens soutiennent l'autonomie des femmes dans les décisions de mariage et de procréation.
AD1195: Africans endorse women’s rights, and want institutions to do more to protect them
Majorities support women’s autonomy in decisions about marriage and childbearing.
WP226: Does lived poverty increase social intolerance in Africa?
Evidence suggests that it does – with the help of political distrust and ethnic identity.
AD1194: Majority of Liberians consider emigration but favour reducing entry by job seekers, refugees
Interest in moving abroad is highest among citizens with full-time jobs, the most educated, and youth.
WP225: Corruption perceptions and democratic attitudes: Micro-level evidence from Malawi
Perceived graft reduces trust and satisfaction, but not support for democracy.
AD1193: Popular trust in Kenya’s courts declines as barriers to justice persist
Majority think they could obtain justice, but doubt they could afford to take a case to court.
PP103: Développement en Afrique
Une préférence pour l’autofinancement et la souveraineté décisionnelle
AD1192: Ahead of municipal elections, South Africans vent frustration with local government
Trust in local councillors declines as perceptions of corruption rise.
AD1191: La plupart des Africains restent confrontés à des difficultés économiques malgré des signes de reprise
Les évaluations des performances gouvernementales s'améliorent légèrement, mais demeurent massivement négatives.
AD1191: Most Africans continue to experience economic hardship, despite signs of recovery
Government performance ratings improve slightly, but still overwhelmingly negative.
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