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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.
AD1140: Liberians back regional institutions and open trade, but call for a stronger African voice in global decision making
Most citizens welcome influence of the U.S. and China, but only half as many see Russian influence as positive.
AD1135: Liberians support women’s autonomy, sex education, and keeping pregnant girls in school
Majorities say contraceptives should be available to anyone who is sexually active regardless of age and marital status.
Liberia: Citizen engagement scorecard
Citizen engagement scorecard
Liberia Round 10 summary of results
Summary of results for the Afrobarometer Round 10 survey in Liberia, 2024.
AD997: Barriers to education, work, and security persist for Liberian women despite support for equal rights
Eight in 10 citizens say police and courts should do more to protect women and girls from discrimination and harassment.
AD978: Most Liberians optimistic that war and economic crimes court will help ensure accountability
Despite desire to “move on,” majority think new court will provide justice for victims of civil war crimes.
AD870: Liberians see unfair relief distribution and corruption as marring government’s competent response to COVID-19
Most citizens say the government needs to invest more in preparations for future health emergencies.
Liberia: Country democracy scorecard
The people's perspective on democracy
AD796: Liberians call for greater government efforts to promote gender equality
Women still trail men in educational attainment and ownership of key assets.
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