Human Freedom Index 結果共2筆

The Cato Institute and the Fraser Institute have co-published the 2023 Human Freedom Index, revealing that Switzerland maintains its position as the country with the highest levels of human freedom. Taiwan, on the other hand, ranks 12th globally and claims the top spot for human freedom in Asia. The report highlights that the COVID-19 pandemic has generally led to a decline in human freedom, particularly in areas such as the rule of law, action, speech, assembly, association, and trade. Taiwan performs well in individual freedom, securing the 12th spot with a score of 8.98 out of 10, and ranks 11th in economic freedom with a score of 7.79, resulting in an overall score of 8.56. The Human Freedom Index is a comprehensive assessment of personal, civil, and economic freedoms worldwide, based on data from 2021 encompassing 165 jurisdictions.

美國智庫卡托研究所（Cato Institute）與加拿大智庫弗雷澤研究所（Fraser Institute）26日公布聯合調查的2022年「人類自由指數」（human freedom index），全球165國／司法管轄區中，台灣高居「亞洲第1、全球第14」，海放排名152的中國大陸。