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WP220: Climate change and child abuse
Evidence from Africa shows people living in drought-affected areas are more likely to justify physically disciplining children.
AD1128: Les Africains veulent des élections, mais doutent que les organes de gestion électorale assurent qu’elles soient libres et transparentes
Les évaluations de la qualité des élections se sont dégradées au cours de la dernière décennie.
AD1128: Africans want elections but don’t trust electoral management bodies to ensure they’re free and fair
Assessments of election quality have worsened over the past decade.
AD1127: Ugandans support higher taxes for specific causes, but not for more government services
Majorities see higher tax rates for the wealthy as fair and reject taxation of the informal sector.
AD1126: Amid worsening drought and crop failure, Zimbabweans support government investment in climate-resilient infrastructure, green energy
Most citizens say rich countries should help Zimbabwe respond to climate crisis.
AD1125: Au Mali, les obstacles à l’accès à la justice persistent malgré les progrès en matière de confiance dans les tribunaux
La majorité des citoyens doutent que les gens ordinaires puissent obtenir justice.
AD1125: For Mali’s courts, barriers to justice persist despite gains in popular trust
Majority of citizens doubt that ordinary people can obtain justice in the legal system.
AD1124: Malgré une baisse perçue, la corruption reste une expérience courante pour de nombreux Sénégalais
Parmi les citoyens qui ont eu affaire à la police ou à certains services publics, nombreux déclarent avoir dû verser des pots-de-vin.
AD1123: Increasing cost of living tops youth concerns in Seychelles
More than one in five young citizens have considered emigrating, mostly in hopes of finding better job opportunities.
Côte d’Ivoire Round 10 résumé des résultats
Résumé des résultats pour Côte d'Ivoire, 2024
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