KYIV, Sept 25 – Ukrainians say corruption is one of the country's biggest problems and most prevalent in the nation's judiciary and parliament.

The findings are based on the results from a monitoring study, dubbed "The State of Corruption in Ukraine," conducted by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) from May through September 2018. Results of the survey were published on KIIS's website on Tuesday.

According to the survey results, Ukrainians view corruption as the third worst problem (after high cost of living, low wages and war in Donbas). Some 75.7% of respondents consider corruption a very serious problem, 18% - rather serious.