The Philippines has ranked 65th out of 172 economies in the 2025 Atlas of Impunity, with a significant impunity score of 44.86 out of 100. This score is higher than the global average of 39.05, placing the Philippines as the fifth-highest among East and Southeast Asian economies.
The index used to measure impunity across the country covers five key dimensions: unaccountable governance, abuse of human rights, economic exploitation, conflict and violence, and environmental degradation. This comprehensive approach provides a comprehensive understanding of the complex factors contributing to impunity in the Philippines.
The results of the Atlas of Impunity serve as a stark reminder of the need for continued efforts to address the complex issues facing the Philippines. By highlighting areas where reforms are necessary, the index offers a valuable resource for policymakers and stakeholders working towards a more accountable and just society.
