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AD484: Amid insurgency, Mozambicans express fear, growing disapproval of government response

Jaynisha Patel27 Oct 2021Mozambique

Amid insurgency, Mozambicans express fear, growing disapproval of government response

WP189: How does exposure to conflict events shape social trust? A spatiotemporal approach

Jacob S. LewisSedef A. Topal22 Oct 2021

How does exposure to conflict events shape social trust? A spatiotemporal approach

AD481: Entre sentiments d’insécurité et d’impunité, les Sénégalais accusent le chômage des jeunes comme principale cause de la délinquance

Mamadou Abdoulaye DialloSoukeyna Diallo27 Sep 2021Senegal

Entre sentiments d’insécurité et d’impunité, les Sénégalais accusent le chômage des jeunes comme principale cause de la délinquance

Le sentiment d’insécurité est en hausse au Cameroun, selon l’enquête Afrobarometer

7 Sep 2021Cameroon

PP74: Violent extremism in Africa: Citizen perspectives from the Sahel epicenter and periphery

Stephen Buchanan-ClarkeSibusiso Nkomo7 Jul 2021

Policy Paper No 74

Mauritians trust law enforcement agencies but are concerned about crime and insecurity, Afrobarometer survey shows

29 Jun 2021Mauritius

Gambians feel less safe but want ECOMIG to leave, Afrobarometer survey shows

28 May 2021Gambia

Most Nigerians are concerned about kidnappings in their state, Afrobarometer study shows

3 Mar 2021Nigeria

PP71: En Côte d’Ivoire, la situation politique mine le niveau sécuritaire

Pétanhangui A. YéoSilwe Kaphalo SegorbahJoseph Koné2 Mar 2021Côte d'Ivoire

Document de Politique No. 71 d’Afrobarometer

PP70: Willing to kill: Factors contributing to mob justice in Uganda

Makanga Ronald Kakumba25 Nov 2020Uganda

Policy Paper 70