A latest report has been released on the countries where the rights of individual freedom are protected at the highest level.
The ranking is published by the World of Statistics website based on people's opportunities for political rights and civil liberties.
Australia has the 12th place among the countries that protect the rights of individual freedom and it is also special that Australia has scored 95 points in the ranking.
In the ranking, Finland has got the first place with 100 bonus points and Sweden has got the second place with 99 bonus points.
In this list, New Zealand is at the third position with 99 points and Norway is at the fourth position with 98 points.
It is also noteworthy that Syria has the last place among the countries that protect the highest rights for individual freedom, and they have only one point in the ranking.
