This is the comprehensive safety of journalists survey report covering data from journalists worldwide.
This radar chart displays how the country performs across all four safety dimensions, revealing areas of strength and concern.
This comparison highlights differences in safety experiences between male and female journalists, revealing potential gender-based disparities.
The physical dimension carries 50% weight in the safety index. Read the methodology in full.
This figure represents the total number of journalist killings worldwide between 2016 and 2024.
Data sourced from UNESCO Observatory of Killed Journalists.
Note: This indicator carries 30% of the weight within the physical dimension of the Safety Index, making it the most significant factor in this category.
The impunity score is the percentage of journalist killings recorded between 2016 and 2024 that were resolved: later judged not to be related to the victim's work as a journalist, or where those responsible were legally prosecuted. Higher scores mean less impunity. A country scores 100 if every killing was resolved or if no killings were recorded.
Data sourced from UNESCO Observatory of Killed Journalists.
Note: This indicator carries 5% of the weight within the physical dimension of the Safety Index.
The psychological dimension carries 25% weight in the safety index. Read the methodology in full.
The digital dimension carries 12.5% weight in the safety index. Read the methodology in full.
The financial dimension carries 12.5% weight in the safety index. Read the methodology in full.
This section contains demographic information about all survey respondents worldwide.
This represents the total number of journalists worldwide who participated in the safety survey.
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