HUMAN FREEDOM INDEX


           The Human Freedom Index presents the state of human freedom in the world

based on a broad measure that encompasses personal, civil and economic freedom.

Cato Institute has published HFI report that covers 162 countries for 2018, the most recent 

year for which sufficient data are available. The jurisdictions that took the top ten places 

were New Zealand, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Denmark, Australia, Canada, Ireland

Estonia and Germany Sweden (tied in 9th place). Certain selected countries were ranked as

follows: Japan (11), the UK and Unite States (tied in 17th place), Russia (115), China (129)

India (111), Saudi Arabia (151), Venezuela (160).


              [Hong Kong's situation has recently changed for the worse. In India, there appears 

to be a further decline in human freedom over last few years. One respectable research 

institute has recently changed India's grade from "Free" to "Partly Free".]

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