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South Sudan Highest Rule of Law

-1.27 in 2011
Rule of Law · World Bank WGI

The highest rule of law in South Sudan was -1.27 in 2011. The top 5 years were: 2011 (-1.27), 2012 (-1.42), 2013 (-1.54), 2014 (-1.85), 2015 (-1.90).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
South Sudan Top 5 Highest Rule of Law Years
RankYearValue
1st 2011 -1.27
2nd 2012 -1.42
3rd 2013 -1.54
4th 2014 -1.85
5th 2015 -1.90
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2025 -2.19 −0.05 203rd
2023 -2.14 −0.08 202nd
2022 -2.06 +0.02 201st
2021 -2.07 −0.10 201st
2020 -1.97 +0.04 201st
2019 -2.01 −0.02 201st
2018 -1.99 −0.02 201st
2017 -1.96 +0.01 201st
2016 -1.98 −0.08 201st
2015 -1.90 −0.04 202nd
2014 -1.85 −0.32 200th
2013 -1.54 −0.12 196th
2012 -1.42 −0.14 194th
2011 -1.27 – 184th
Source: World Bank WGI (RL.EST)
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