Judicial Integrity Across Nations: Ipsos Trustworthiness Index of Judges
The Ipsos Trustworthiness Index for 2024 highlights public trust in judges across various countries. This data reflects how different nations perceive judicial integrity and the reliability of legal systems worldwide.
Which countries have the highest trust in judges in 2024?
Netherlands – 63%
New Zealand – 54%
India – 52%
Germany – 52%
Sweden – 50%
Singapore – 50%
Thailand – 49%
Malaysia – 48%
Philippines – 45%
Australia – 44%
Which countries have the lowest trust in judges in 2024?
Peru – 13%
Argentina – 16%
Chile – 18%
Colombia – 21%
Romania – 23%
Poland – 24%
South Korea – 24%
Mexico – 27%
Hungary – 27%
Brazil – 30%
How does trust in judges compare to previous years?
The Netherlands saw an increase in trust from 56% in 2023 to 63% in 2024, maintaining its position at the top. New Zealand rose from 49% to 54%, while India improved from 46% to 52%. Conversely, Peru remained at the bottom with trust levels dropping from 14% in 2023 to 13% in 2024.
Where does the United States rank in trust in judges?
The United States ranks 13th with 34% trust in judges in 2024, reflecting a slight increase from 33% in 2023. This positions the U.S. below countries such as Canada, Australia, and Ireland but ahead of nations like Brazil and Mexico.
Which regions report the highest trust in judges?
European countries lead the rankings, with the Netherlands, Germany, and Sweden consistently reporting high trust levels. New Zealand and India also show strong public confidence in their judicial systems, highlighting trust in legal institutions across different regions.
