In 2023, Zimbabwe scored 20 in the Global Expression Report (GxR), which was the same value as the preceding year. Over the period observed, the country's score peaked in 2013 at 21 points, while it was lowest between 2004 and 2008 at 15 points. Since 2010 the score fluctuated between 19 points and 21 points. GxR ranks countries based on the openness of the society, with a higher score being given to countries with more freedom of expression.
May 2024
Zimbabwe
2000 to 2023
The source adds the following information regarding the metric: The Global Expression Report’s metric (the GxR Metric) tracks freedom of expression across the world. In 161 countries, 25 indicators were used to create an overall freedom of expression score for every country, on a scale of 1 to 100 which places it in an expression category.
Further information regarding methodology is available on the dedicated web page by the source.
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