Here is a ranking of 180 countries and territories evaluated by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) for press freedom in its latest annual report
PARIS, France – Here is a ranking of 180 countries and territories evaluated by the Paris-based media watchdog group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) for press freedom in its latest annual report, from best to worst:
1. Finland 2. Norway 3. Denmark 4. Netherlands 5. Sweden 6. New Zealand 7. Austria 8. Canada 9. Jamaica 10. Estonia 11. Ireland 12. Germany 13. Czech Republic 14. Slovakia 15. Belgium 16. Costa Rica 17. Namibia 18. Poland 19. Luxembourg 20. Switzerland 21. Iceland 22. Ghana 23. Uruguay 24. Cyprus 25. Australia 26. Portugal 27. Liechtenstein 28. Latvia 29. Suriname 30. Belize 31. Lithuania 32. Andorra 33. Spain 34. United Kingdom 35. Slovenia 36. Cape Verde 37. Organization of Eastern Caribbean States 38. France 39. South Africa 40. Samoa 41. Trinidad and Tobago 42. Botswana 43. Chile 44. Tonga 45. El Salvador 46. Burkina Faso 47. Niger 48. Malta 49. United States 50. Comoros 51. Taiwan 52. Romania 53. Haiti 54. Mongolia 55. Mauritania 56. Papua New Guinea 57. Argentina 58. Croatia 59. Malawi 60. South Korea
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61. Japan 62. Guyana 63. Dominican Republic 64. Madagascar 65. Hungary 66. Bosnia and Herzegovina 67. Serbia 68. Mauritius 69. Georgia 70. Hong Kong 71. Senegal 72. Moldova 73. Italy 74. Nicaragua 75. Tanzania 76. Northern Cyprus 77. Lesotho 78. Armenia 79. Sierra Leone 80. Togo 81. Guinea-Bissau 82. Albania 83. Panama 84. Benin 85. Mozambique 86. Ivory Coast 87. Kosovo 88. Kyrgyzstan 89. Liberia 90. Kuwait 91. Greece 92. Peru 93. Fiji 94. Bolivia 95. Gabon 96. Seychelles 97. Uganda 98. Lebanon 99. Brazil 100. Kenya 101. Israel 102. Guinea 103. East Timor 104. Bhutan 105. Nepal 106. Bulgaria 107. Republic of the Congo 108. Ecuador 109. Paraguay 110. Central African Republic 111. Nigeria 112. Maldives 113. Zambia 114. Montenegro 115. Qatar 116. Tajikistan 117. Macedonia 118. Mali 119. Algeria 120. United Arab Emirates
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121. Brunei 122. Afghanistan 123. Angola 124. Guatemala 125. South Sudan 126. Tunisia 127. Oman 128. Colombia 129. Ukraine 130. Morocco 131. Zimbabwe 132. Honduras 133. Cameroon 134. Thailand 135. Chad 136. India 137. Venezuela 138. Indonesia 139. Cambodia 140. Palestinian Territories 141. Philippines 142. Ethiopia 143. Jordan 144. Myanmar 145. Burundi 146. Bangladesh 147. Malaysia 148. Mexico 149. Turkey 150. Democratic Republic of Congo 151. Gambia 152. Russia 153. Singapore 154. Libya 155. Swaziland 156. Iraq 157. Belarus 158. Egypt 159. Pakistan 160. Kazakhstan 161. Rwanda 162. Azerbaijan 163. Bahrain 164. Saudi Arabia 165. Sri Lanka 166. Uzbekistan 167. Equatorial Guinea 168. Yemen 169. Cuba 170. Djibouti 171. Laos 172. Somalia 173. Iran 174. Sudan 175. Vietnam 176. China 177. Syria 178. Turkmenistan 179. North Korea 180. Eritrea
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(Source: Reporters Without Borders 2015 World Press Freedom Index; country/territory names have been altered in some cases in line with Agence France-Presse style)
– Rappler.com
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