Discover published sets by community

United Kingdom - Offers considerable press freedom, however, concerns over surveillance and national security have raised questions about journalists' rights.

Denmark - Known for its open access to information and a free press, as well as public trust in the media.

South Africa - Despite a strong constitutional protection for freedom of expression, media freedom is affected by political factors and economic pressures.

Finland - Also recognized for high press freedoms, strong legal protections for the media, and an environment that supports journalistic work.

Costa Rica - Stands out in its region for strong press freedoms and minimal restrictions on media operations, setting it apart from its neighbors.

Sweden - Has a longstanding tradition of press freedom, underpinned by constitutional laws that protect free speech and a culture that values open information.

Russia - Press freedom is highly restricted, with significant state control over media, and journalists often facing harassment and violence.

Norway - Known for the high level of freedom afforded to the press, with minimal state intervention and a strong tradition of protecting journalists' rights.

Germany - Has a generally free press with some issues around the protection of sources and the privacy of journalists, yet remains one of the freest in Europe.