Micron Document

RSF Censorship Index
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Good Satisfactory Problematic Difficult Very serious

No interactive map for 2006. 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 (164 countries, free -> censored)


While the legal and regulatory framework is favourable to press freedom, the mechanisms aimed at combatting conflicts of interest in the media and protecting the confidentiality of sources are insufficient, inadequate, and outdated. The public broadcast media outlets are undermined by the lack of sustainable funding caused by the elimination of the TV licence fee. Despite the adoption of a new method of maintaining order during demonstrations that is more respectful of journalists’ rights, reporters continue to be subjected to police violence in addition to physical attacks by demonstrators.

+ #58 Fiji 14.0
+ #67 Togo 15.0



Murphy's Law