Though Turkmenistan press freedom index fluctuated substantially in recent years, it tended to increase through 2002 - 2012 period ending at 140.67 score, 0=complete freedom, 100=no freedom at all in 2012.
The description is composed by our digital data assistant.| China | 136 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Sri Lanka | 87.5 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Azerbaijan | 87.25 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Uzbekistan | 83 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Kazakhstan | 77.5 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Pakistan | 75 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Afghanistan | 74 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| India | 58 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Bangladesh | 57 Score, 0=Complete Freedom, 100=No Freedom at all in 2012 | RSF |
| Civil Liabilities | 7 Score, 1=Most Free, 7=Least Free in 2018 | FH |
| Corruption Perceptions Index | 18 score, 100="Very Clean" in 2023 | TI |
| Freedom | 2 Score, 0=Least Free, 100=Most Free in 2018 | FH |
| Global Peace Index | 2.11 Score, Lowest = Best in 2023 | IEP |
| Human Development Index | 0.74 Index in 2022 | UNDP |
| Political Rights | 7 Score, 1=Most Free, 7=Least Free in 2018 | FH |
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