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Jamaica Moves Up Eight Places In 2024 World Press Freedom Index | RJR News - Jamaican News Online

Jamaica moves up eight places in 2024 World Press Freedom index

8:47 am, Fri May 3, 2024

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Jamaica has moved up eight places in the 2024 World Press Freedom index.

The country now ranks 24th out of 180 countries, with a score of 77.3.

This compares with the 75.89 it received last year.

Trinidad and Tobago was ranked 25th.

Norway, Denmark and Sweden round out the top three countries with a free press.

The index, compiled by the global media watchdog Reporters Without Borders, was released Friday.

The group says Jamaica ranks among the countries that most respect freedom of information.

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