Most Human Rights
Understand most human rights: what the measure counts, how to read it and where to check the source.
Human rights cannot be reduced to a single directly observed quantity. An index selects rights, gathers evidence and combines indicators using a particular method. Different indices can disagree because they examine different freedoms or weight them differently. A useful ranking names the index and edition, rather than implying that it provides a universal verdict on every aspect of life.
About the data
Model-based index, not a count of rights. The saved list has no year; uncertainty intervals and dataset revisions can change ranks.
The Country10s question
Countries with the highest Based on the Human Rights Index scores.
Countries with the most human rights by Human Rights Index
Countries with highest human rights index. Source: Our World in Data
Reading the source
Model-based index, not a count of rights. The saved list has no year; uncertainty intervals and dataset revisions can change ranks.
The original source edition for this saved game was not retained. The link is a reference for understanding the measure, not proof that the saved answer order is a current world ranking. No unverified top-ten table is presented here.