Citizens' Freedom Index
Civil liberty with visible press, speech, information integrity and rule-of-law components
Transparent global rankings, intelligence and foresight · SIID
Explore current, historical and forecast views together with the methodology for each index.
Current data include public-domain observations and synthetic reference data. Each result identifies its data status, structural coverage and confidence.
Point to a country for value, rank, structural coverage and confidence. Data-void regions are never scored as zero.
Grey hatching denotes insufficient data and is outside the score scale. The optional boundary/status overlay identifies catalogued international disputes and special-status areas using approximate contextual indicators. It is not a legal demarcation or a sovereignty judgment.
Civil liberty with visible press, speech, information integrity and rule-of-law components
Freedom of religion or belief, diversity, social cohesion and historical context
Gender inclusion, opportunity, safety and institutional capability
Health systems, nutrition, safety and demographic readiness
Affordability after statutory deductions, housing and household essentials
Actual paid and unpaid working-time burden and employment conditions
Time remaining for family, care, rest and personal life
Access to culture, recreation, creative participation and personal development
Foundational learning, skills and future-readiness capability
National systems for learning capability and knowledge development
Digital, physical, logistics and smart-infrastructure connectivity
Road-system safety, mobility quality, public safety and civic culture
Institutional quality, rule of law, national resilience and preparedness
Component scores are quality-weighted. Severe systematic restrictions trigger a transparent cap so strong performance in one domain cannot conceal denial in another.
At least four of six components, including expression, rule of law and association.
A national score describes the experienced civic environment; it does not imply that every community experiences equal freedom.