Philippines ranks 51st out of 163 countries in impunity index

The Philippines placed 51st out of 163 countries in the 'Atlas of Impunity' or the Impunity Index, which measures the 'abuse of power enabled by a lack of accountability.'

The Philippines placed 51st out of 163 countries in the "Atlas of Impunity" or the Impunity Index, which measures the "abuse of power enabled by a lack of accountability."

The Philippines received an overall score of 2.83 out of 5, where 5 is the greatest level of impunity, the report said. It placed 52nd in the area of environmental degradation with 3.54 score and 63rd as to unaccountable governance with 3.30 score. Afghanistan, Syria and Yemen top this year's list with the highest impunity score, with Finland, Denmark, and Sweden ranking with the lowest impunity scores.

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