Who Criticises The Government Most And Least?

Pew Research recently carried out a study into the levels of freedom of speech in 38 countries around the world. As part of this study, they also analysed the percentage of the public who felt government criticism should be allowed or not. Lebanon is the country that feels the most strongly about the right to discuss and criticise the government, followed by Australia and the United States. In Turkey, where Recep Tayyip Erdogan was recently re-elected president, only 52 percent of people felt they should be allowed openly criticise their government.

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This chart shows the percentage of the public who feel people should be allowed to voice criticism of government policy.

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Opinions on people's ability to criticize government in Tunisia from 2017/2018 to 2019/2020
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Ability to criticize government in Saudi Arabia between 2017 and 2018
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Share of Chinese respondents who think the government should allow free expression of views towards policies in China as of 2019
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Public opinion on freedom of expression about government performance in Israel 2022, by gender
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Share of citizens who believe the media in their country have a lot of freedom worldwide as of December 2018
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Opinions on freedom of press and government control on news in Tunisia in selected years from 2013 to 2020

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