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India's Position in the WJP Rule of Law Index 2024

India's Position in the WJP Rule of Law Index 2024
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India's Position in the WJP Rule of Law Index 2024

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Global TrendRule of law declined in 59% of 142 countries for the sixth consecutive year (since 2016).
India's Overall Rank79th out of 142 countries globally.
Regional Rank (South Asia)3rd out of 6 countries.
Income Group Rank8th out of 38 lower-middle-income countries.
Global LeadersDenmark (1st), Norway (2nd), Finland (3rd), Sweden (4th), Germany (5th).
Lowest Ranked CountriesVenezuela (142nd), Cambodia (141st), Afghanistan (140th), Haiti (139th), Myanmar (138th).
South Asia RankingsNepal (69th), Sri Lanka (75th), India (79th), Bangladesh (127th), Pakistan (129th), Afghanistan (140th).
G7 Countries RankingGermany (5th), Canada (12th), Japan (14th), UK (15th), France (22nd), USA (27th), Italy (32nd).
Key Factors in IndiaBelow are India's ranks in specific factors:
Constraints on Government PowersGlobal: 60/142, Regional: 2/6, Income: 3/38.
Absence of CorruptionGlobal: 97/142, Regional: 3/6, Income: 15/38.
Open GovernmentGlobal: 44/142, Regional: 1/6, Income: 1/38.
Fundamental RightsGlobal: 102/142, Regional: 3/6, Income: 15/38.
Order and SecurityGlobal: 98/142, Regional: 3/6, Income: 21/38.
Regulatory EnforcementGlobal: 78/142, Regional: 3/6, Income: 11/38.
Civil JusticeGlobal: 107/142, Regional: 3/6, Income: 23/38.
Criminal JusticeGlobal: 89/142, Regional: 3/6, Income: 14/38.
Key Observations- 59% of countries improved in Absence of Corruption.- India leads in Open Government in South Asia.- Low ranks in Fundamental Rights, Civil Justice, and Criminal Justice.

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