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AD827: Seychellois feel safe, but see police falling short of professional conduct

Anne Okello30 Jul 2024Seychelles

Majority of citizens give their government poor marks on fighting crime.

Majority of Basotho are aware of the issue of human trafficking, say security agencies have primary responsibility to fight it

24 Jul 2024Lesotho

News release

PP90: Forces de l’ordre ?

Matthias KrönkeThomas IsbellMakanga Ronald Kakumba29 Jan 2024

Les Africains citent la corruption, la brutalité et le manque de professionnalisme comme autant de lacunes de la police.

PP90: Law enforcers or law breakers?

Matthias KrönkeThomas IsbellMakanga Ronald Kakumba29 Jan 2024

Beyond corruption, Africans cite brutality and lack of professionalism among police failings.

Les Africains citent la corruption, la brutalité et le manque de professionnalisme parmi les échecs de la police, révèle un nouveau rapport d’Afrobarometer

Communiqué de presse

Africans cite corruption, brutality, and lack of professionalism among police failings, new Afrobarometer report reveals

News release

AD733: Cameroonians see police falling short of professionalism and respect for rights

Baba Adou14 Nov 2023Cameroon

Majority of citizens who encountered police say they had to pay a bribe.

A maioria dos Moçambicanos consideram que o governo tem sido eficaz na resolução do conflito em Cabo Delgado, revela o estudo Afrobarometer

19 Oct 2023Mozambique

Comunicado de imprensa

Majority of Mozambicans say government has been effective in resolving conflict in Cabo Delgado, Afrobarometer study shows

19 Oct 2023Mozambique

News release

AD715: Amid growing insecurity, Nigerians fault police for corruption and lack of professionalism

Richard Kweitsu11 Oct 2023Nigeria

Only two in 10 citizens say the government is doing a good job on fighting crime.