The Social data category explores various facets of society, focusing on equality, access, and human rights. Indicators like People Using the Internet, Gini Index, and Extreme Poverty Rate provide a snapshot of economic disparity and connectivity. Broader poverty metrics, such as the Poverty Rate, further highlight socio-economic conditions in different countries.

Migration and asylum are covered by datasets including Asylum Seekers by Country of Origin, Asylum Seekers by Country of Residence, and UNHCR Refugees by Country of Origin and Residence. These metrics reveal patterns of forced displacement and international migration flows. Civic engagement is measured by the Voter Turnout, and the Engaged Society Score, which reflect public participation in democratic processes.

Indicators like the Women Business and Law Index, Proportion of Women in Senior and Middle Management, and the Ratio of Female to Male Labor Force Participation Rates highlight gender equality in professional and economic sectors. The LGBT Legal Equality Index and the Women’s Civil Liberties Index provide insights into equality for marginalized communities, assessing their access to rights and protections.

Freedom metrics such as the Freedom of Association Index, Freedom of Expression Index, and Human Rights Index delve into the rights to speak freely and assemble. Broader civil liberties are captured by the Individual Liberties and Equality Before the Law Index, the Civil Rights Score, and the Civil Liberties Score, emphasizing the state of human freedoms across societies.

Labor rights and well-being are also explored through the National Compliance with Labor Rights, Unsentenced Detainees as a Proportion of Prison Population, and Days of Leave Available for Father and Mother. Social safety nets are assessed by the Social Protection Coverage and the Affordable Healthy Diet Share, showing the level of state support and affordability of essentials.

Education and youth indicators such as the Education Share in Government Expenditure and Youth Not in Education, Employment, or Training reveal how resources are allocated to foster future generations. Additional indexes like the Common Good Justifications Score, Equal Resource Distribution Index, and Equality of Civil Liberties Across Social Groups Index provide deeper insights into fairness and equity within societies.

These social datasets offer an extensive view of the health, inclusiveness, and rights within different societies, providing valuable context on equality, participation, and overall well-being across the globe.