BPS and the Ministry of Human Rights Release the 2024 Human Rights Index of Indonesia

Statistics Indonesia (BPS) together with the Ministry of Human Rights (HAM) officially released the Human Rights Index 2024 of Indonesia as a national instrument used to measure, monitor, and evaluate the implementation of human rights in Indonesia.

The results show that Indonesia’s 2024 Human Rights Index reached a score of 63.20. The higher the Human Rights Index score, the better human rights are respected and protected.

The Civil and Political Rights Dimension scored 58.28, while the Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights Dimension reached 68.97.

Indonesia’s 2024 Human Rights Index is an improvement on the 2023 Human Rights Index in terms of methodology and data sources, indicator structure, data normalization techniques, aggregation, and weighting.

The 2024 Human Rights Index was jointly released by BPS RI and the Ministry of Human Rights in Jakarta (15/12). Present at the event were the Chief Statistician of Statistics Indonesia (BPS) RI, Amalia Adininggar Widyasanti; the Minister of Human Rights, Natalius Pigai; and the Vice Chief Statistician of Statistics Indonesia (BPS) RI, Sonny Harry Budiutomo Harmadi. This release marks the strengthening of human rights development based on credible, accurate, and internationally standardized data.