Trusted, but Not Held to Account?
In 21 of 27 EU countries, people trust their police more than they believe misconduct is investigated and punished. Sweden has the widest gap.
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Czechia and Slovakia, 14 Places Apart
One country until 1993, Czechia and Slovakia now sit 13th and 27th in the Police League. Compare any two national police systems, pillar by pillar.
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Police and Politics, Two Leagues Side by Side
Countries whose parties score well in the Political Party League usually have well-scored police too. France, Latvia, the Netherlands, Belgium and Slovenia break the pattern.
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Treatment Is the Police League’s Weak Spot
Of the four public-assessment pillars, treatment is the weakest in 14 countries and perceived accountability in 11. Integrity is the strongest in 21.
