Micron Document

RSF Censorship Index
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Good Satisfactory Problematic Difficult Very serious

No interactive map for 2003. RSF's pre-2013 index is ranking only.
Earlier methodology: a lower score means more press freedom.


RSF's World Press Freedom Index aims to compare the level of press freedom enjoyed by journalists and media in 180 countries and territories.

Compiled by Reporters Without Borders. Support their work at rsf.org

Press Freedom Ranking (162 countries, free -> censored)

+ #55 Peru 10.2
+ #56 Mali 11.0
+ #59 Fiji 11.5

The new government led by President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has restored normal relations between the media and state agencies after Jair Bolsonaro’s term as president, which was marked by constant hostility towards the media. But structural violence against journalists, highly concentrated media ownership, and the effects of disinformation still pose major challenges for press freedom.

+ #88 Chad 24.0
+ #95 Togo 27.5



Murphy's Law