Survey: Many Indonesian Citizens Rate Law Enforcement as Poor

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Dzulfiqar Fathur Rahman 30/08/2022 14:50 WIB

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Approximately 37.7% of respondents surveyed reported that they viewed law enforcement in August as poor or very poor, according to the Indicator.

Respondent Perceptions of Law Enforcement in Indonesia (August 2022)

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Respondent Perceptions of Law Enforcement in Indonesia (August 2022)

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A significant portion of the Indonesian public holds a negative perception of the country's law enforcement.

According to an Indikator survey conducted in August 2022, 29.6% of respondents rated the current state of law enforcement as poor, and 8.1% rated it as very poor.

In total, 37.7% of respondents held a negative perception in August 2022, up from 25.8% the previous month.

Conversely, 25%, or roughly one in four respondents, viewed the state of law enforcement in August 2022 as good, and 4.5% as very good.

Furthermore, 26.5% of respondents had a neutral perception, and the remaining 6.4% did not know or did not answer.

This survey involved 1,229 respondents across Indonesia, interviewed by telephone between August 11th and 17th, 2022.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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