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Equatorial Guinea

Africa

Equatorial Guinea ranks #163 of 197 tracked countries with an overall freedom score of 41.7/100.

Score
41.7
D

How to read Equatorial Guinea's freedom profile

With an overall score of 41.7/100, Equatorial Guinea is constrained across most freedoms. It ranks #163 of the 197 countries we track and sits within the Africa region, where it can be compared directly against its neighbours.

Its strongest freedom is Due Process (5.0/10), while Political Participation (0.4/10) is where it scores lowest. That 4.6-point spread means Equatorial Guinea's record is uneven, with real gaps between its strongest and weakest freedoms. The category breakdown below shows each of the ten freedoms in full, with the source behind every score.

Universal category breakdown

Due Process
5.0C-

Editorial baseline — awaiting ingestion from the source index for this category.

World Justice ProjectView source
Property Rights
5.0C-

Editorial baseline — awaiting ingestion from the source index for this category.

Fraser HFIView source
Economic Liberty
5.0C-

Editorial baseline — awaiting ingestion from the source index for this category.

Fraser HFIView source
Freedom of Movement
5.0C-

Editorial baseline — awaiting ingestion from the source index for this category.

Fraser HFIView source
Privacy
5.0C-

Editorial baseline — awaiting ingestion from the source index for this category.

EditorialEditorialView source
Religion
5.0C-

Editorial baseline — awaiting ingestion from the source index for this category.

Fraser HFIView source
Free Expression
4.9D+

RSF Press Freedom 2025 — Global score 48.7/100

RSF + Freedom HouseView source
Equal Protection
4.7D+

V-Dem 2025 — Equal Protection sub-index 0.467 (0–1)

Assembly & Association
1.7F

V-Dem 2025 — Freedom of Association index 0.167 (0–1)

Political Participation
0.4F

V-Dem 2025 — Participatory Democracy index 0.041 (0–1)

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