Global Survey Examines Attitudes Toward Sexual, Gender Minorities, Shows 1 In 4 People Believe Same-Sex Relationships Should Be Criminalized
The Guardian: One in four people say those in same-sex relationships ‘should be charged as criminals’
“More than one in four people across the world think people engaging in same-sex relationships should be charged as criminals, according to a new survey of 77 countries and territories. However, there were major divisions in attitudes towards the criminalization of those engaging in same-sex relationships when broken down across regions, the 2017 Ilga-Riwi global attitudes survey to sexual and gender minorities found…” (Duncan, 10/31).
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