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The global profile is the only page where a recent harmonized child-labour estimate can be paired with the other four signals. Even here, the reference years span 2021–2025.
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Eleven profiles expose the actual values, years and coverage behind each reading. Missing observations remain missing; regional averages show how many countries contributed.
The global profile is the only page where a recent harmonized child-labour estimate can be paired with the other four signals. Even here, the reference years span 2021–2025.
Open evidence profile →The United States profile combines strong coverage for four signals with a clear gap for the connected child-labour series.
Open evidence profile →China’s profile contains a low reported homicide rate, a very high expression-pressure signal and no recent comparable child-labour value in the connected series.
Open evidence profile →Europe illustrates why a regional average needs a coverage fraction and a published membership rule.
Open evidence profile →South America’s homicide signal is the most elevated of the region’s available social measures, but national variation remains substantial.
Open evidence profile →The Arab World profile has strong coverage for suicide and expression, but weak latest-year coverage for homicide, child labour and consumption carbon.
Open evidence profile →Africa combines broad coverage for suicide and expression with extremely weak latest-year homicide coverage. The child-labour figure refers specifically to Sub-Saharan Africa, not the whole continent.
Open evidence profile →Canada shows relatively low homicide and expression pressure in the connected sources, alongside a high consumption-based carbon footprint.
Open evidence profile →Australia combines low reported homicide and expression pressure with a suicide rate and consumption footprint that require separate attention.
Open evidence profile →Morocco’s page makes one limitation impossible to miss: the connected child-employment observation is from 2004 and cannot support a present-day conclusion.
Open evidence profile →Spain’s available homicide rate is low relative to the global figure, while suicide remains a separate public-health issue and carbon is slightly above the latest global footprint.
Open evidence profile →Read how mixed years, missing values and regional membership change the meaning of a comparison.