11 Worst Asian Countries for Human Rights Violation

Of the 197 countries of the world, there are 20, including three territories, considered to be the most societal repressive. Burma, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Libya, North Korea and Sudan are at the top of the global list for countries that are among the worst abusers of human rights. To be deemed an abuser of human rights, civil liberties and political rights are the violations assessed, and these particular countries mentioned above have concurrently been on such lists in the previous years. Here are the 11 Worst Asian Countries for Human Rights Violation which list is made by Insidermoneky.

The countries on the list are those that have received the lowest rankings on political rights and civil liberties. The report notes that unfortunately, the same countries keep appearing on this hit parade of violators year after year. It says countries such as Syria, Somalia, Turkmenistan, Libya, Cuba, and Saudi Arabia are places where people suffer from some of the most severe, systematic abuses of human rights on the planet. Our previous list 11 worst countries for LGBT travelers presented places where LGBT community faces serious discrimination and abuses.