United States Department of State
The Department of State is the lead institution for the conduct of American diplomacy, a mission based on the role of the Secretary of State as the President's principal foreign policy adviser. Each year, the Department of State's Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor submits to the U.S. Congress a 5,000-page report on human rights conditions in 196 countries, referred to as the Country Reports on Human Rights Practices. The Department of State also submits to Congress a yearly Report on International Religious Freedom. Website: www.state.gov/j/drl/rls/irf/
- Angola 8
- Argentina 10
- Australia 11
- Bangladesh 8
- Belize 4
- Bolivia 13
- Botswana 8
- Brazil 11
- Brunei Darussalam 2
- Burundi 6
- Cambodia 6
- Cameroon 7
- Canada 11
- Central African Republic 10
- Chile 12
- China 1
- Colombia 15
- Congo, Democratic Republic of the 9
- Congo, Republic of the 14
- Costa Rica 9
- Denmark 6
- Dominica 11
- Ecuador 15
- El Salvador 8
- Fiji 1
- Finland 6
- Gabon 8
- Gambia 1
- Guatemala 12
- Guyana 7
- Honduras 11
- India 10
- Indonesia 6
- Iran, Islamic Republic of 1
- Ireland 4
- Japan 7
- Liberia 2
- Malaysia 6
- Mexico 16
- Namibia 10
- Nepal 2
- New Zealand 11
- Nicaragua 9
- Norway 6
- Panama 8
- Papua New Guinea 1
- Paraguay 16
- Peru 12
- Philippines 10
- Russian Federation 5
- Rwanda 5
- South Africa 6
- Sri Lanka 6
- Suriname 9
- Sweden 6
- Tanzania, United Republic of 2
- Thailand 8
- Trinidad and Tobago 6
- Uganda 4
- Venezuela 8
- Western Sahara Territory 1
- Zambia 1
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