Latest available snapshot
These values come from the same public series used by the observatory. Their reference years differ, so they should be read as a coverage-aware snapshot rather than a synchronized ranking.
What the available evidence suggests
The latest available homicide and suicide indicators are below the global fallback values used by the observatory. The freedom-of-expression measure produces a materially higher pressure signal. The child-employment observation is too old to support a present-day conclusion and is shown as a data gap, not as a current result.
Morocco’s child-employment observation is from 2004. Humanity Alert does not treat it as a current measurement or use it to make a present-day country verdict.
Why there is no country verdict
Humanity Alert does not rank the moral worth of countries. A composite score can conceal stale observations, missing variables and different reporting practices. This profile therefore keeps the underlying values visible and explains where interpretation should stop.
Sources and transformation
| Dimension | Primary series | Transformation |
|---|---|---|
| Psychological wellbeing | WHO via World Bank | Rate ÷ 30 × 100, capped at 100 |
| Physical safety | UNODC via World Bank | Rate ÷ 30 × 100, capped at 100 |
| Freedom of information | V-Dem via OWID | (1 − index) × 100 |
| Protection of children | ILO via World Bank | Share ÷ 30 × 100, capped at 100 |
| Environmental pressure | Consumption-based CO₂ per person | Raw tonnes per person · separate from score |
Carbon context: The dashboard reports consumption-based CO₂ per person separately. It has 0% weight in the social score.
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