Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Download Gallup's latest Law and Order Report
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| | To find out where people have the most positive — and negative — perceptions of their own security and trust in the rule of law, see how more than 140 countries scored on Gallup's Law and Order Index by downloading the 2023 Global Law and Order report. | | | - For the first time, Liberia has the lowest score in the world on the Law and Order Index.
- A new country — Lesotho — is now the least safe in the world.
- In Canada, residents' faith in public safety is eroding as violent crime keeps rising.
| | | | | | | | | | Most of the world remains confident in their local police and the trend is moving in a positive direction. In 2022, people's trust in their local police rose two points, reaching a numerical high in the 17 years Gallup has been asking this question. | | A majority of the world feels secure, but regionally, Latin America and the Caribbean and sub-Saharan Africa still face the biggest security obstacles. Visit Gallup's Global Law and Order Research Center to access additional insights on the personal security of the world and view past reports. | | | | | |
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