| Southeast Asia (Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012) |
Viet Nam is the top country by press freedom index among 13 countries. As of 2012, press freedom index in Viet Nam was 114 score, 0=complete freedom, 100=no freedom at all that accounts for 14.52% of total press freedom index. The top 5 countries (others are Myanmar, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Indonesia, and Philippines) account for 55.46% of it. The total press freedom index was estimated at 785.2 score, 0=complete freedom, 100=no freedom at all in 2012.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| Viet Nam | 114 | RSF |
| Myanmar | 100 | RSF |
| Lao People’s Democratic Republic | 89 | RSF |
| Indonesia | 68 | RSF |
| Philippines | 64.5 | RSF |
| Thailand | 61.5 | RSF |
| Singapore | 61 | RSF |
| Brunei Darussalam | 56.2 | RSF |
| Malaysia | 56 | RSF |
| Cambodia | 55 | RSF |
| Timor-Leste | 30 | RSF |
| Hong Kong | 17 | RSF |
| Taiwan Province of China | 13 | RSF |
| World Rankings |
| Civil Liabilities | 4 Score, 1=Most Free, 7=Least Free in 2003 | FH |
| Corruption Perceptions Index | 51.11 score, 100="Very Clean" in 2011 | TI |
| Freedom Economic | 1 timeseries | |
| Political Rights | 6 Score, 1=Most Free, 7=Least Free in 2003 | FH |
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