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)

+ #58 Fiji 14.0
+ #67 Togo 15.0

The 2023 election campaign in Thailand, which confirmed the return to a civilian-led government, was marked by intense debates about press freedom, particularly concerning Article 112 of the Criminal Code, a lèse-majesté law under which any criticism of the Thai monarchy can result in long prison sentences.




Murphy's Law