Crime > Reporting to police: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Proportions in International Crime Victims Survey 2000 who feel they can report crimes to police - perception.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	New Zealand	60%	2000
2	Netherlands	58%	2000
3	Sweden	57%	2000
4	Denmark	56%	2000
=5	Belgium	53%	2000
=5	United Kingdom	53%	2000
=7	Switzerland	52%	2000
=7	United States	52%	2000
9	Australia	50%	2000
10	France	49%	2000
=11	Germany	48%	2000
=11	Canada	48%	2000
	Group of 7 countries (G7) average (profile)	47%	2000
13	Austria	46%	2000
14	Norway	43%	2000
15	Finland	41%	2000
16	Italy	40%	2000
17	Japan	39%	2000

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United Kingdom ranked first for reporting to police amongst Group of 7 countries (G7) in 2000.
All of the bottom 17 countries by reporting to police are High income OECD.
13 of the top 16 countries by reporting to police are Christian.
5 of the top 6 countries by reporting to police are European.
Japan ranked last for reporting to police amongst Non-religious countries in 2000.
Canada ranked last for reporting to police amongst English speaking countries in 2000.
5 of the top 6 countries by reporting to police are European Union.
6 of the top 8 countries by reporting to police are Cold countries'.
Italy ranked last for reporting to police amongst Eurozone in 2000.
Germany ranked second last for reporting to police amongst Western Europe in 2000.

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