Civility Report 2021, the tenth edition of the annual publication of Peace Worldwide Organization, is a document that evaluates all countries within the United Nations (UN) for human rights, democracy, peace, and civility, offering each country with a score from 0 to 100 and rankings in relation to other countries. The overall performances of the UN and the UN Security Council are also evaluated. Strategies for global peace, human rights, democracy, international affairs, nuclear weapons, weapon proliferation, and the environment are addressed. This report delves into the media, morality, ethics, accountability, social responsibility, love, and overall compassion. It puts in place a mechanism to prevent genocide and ethnic cleansing. The report is the best source of information on any country. It is a powerful tool to assess countries for their good domestic and international conduct. Governments as well as international public and private entities can benefit from it in assessing their risks of conducting affairs and doing business in other countries. The human rights score measures a nation's behavior towards the fundamental rights that ALL human beings are entitled to and in which governments must refrain from interfering. The democracy score measures the extent to which a government derives its powers from the consent of its people and the respect on minority rights. The peace score measures a nation's peaceful coexistence among other nations. And lastly, the civility score reflects the overall behavior of a nation. All proceeds from Civility Report go to Peace Worldwide Organization, a non-religious and non-partisan nonprofit 501(C)(3) charitable organization.