Full Survey Results

From 2000 to 2004, the World Values Survey surveyed thousands of individuals in many countries about various topics. In this question, respondents were asked: "On this list are various groups of people. Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbors?" and were able to select any of the nine choices, including "Homosexuals." Respondents that selected "don't know" or did not answer are ommitted from Equaldex's data.

Question: "On this list are various groups of people. Could you please mention any that you would not like to have as neighbors?"

1. 1. Pakistan
   0%

   100%
2. 2. Iran
   0.91%

   99.09%
3. 3. Bangladesh
   4.93%

   95.07%
4. 4. Sweden
   6.11%

   93.89%
5. 5. Spain
   14.81%

   85.19%
6. 6. Canada
   16.93%

   83.07%
7. 7. Puerto Rico
   21.94%

   78.06%
8. 8. Argentina
   22.11%

   77.89%
9. 9. United States
   23.33%

   76.67%
10. 10. Philippines
    23.67%

    76.33%
11. 11. India
    28.82%

    71.18%
12. 12. Chile
    32.75%

    67.25%
13. 13. Vietnam
    38.6%

    61.4%
14. 14. Mexico
    44.63%

    55.37%
15. 15. Singapore
    45.7%

    54.37%
16. 16. South Africa
    46.17%

    53.83%
17. 17. Serbia
    49.08%

    50.92%
18. 18. Peru
    49.17%

    50.83%
19. 19. North Macedonia
    53.46%

    46.54%
20. 20. Indonesia
    54.8%

    45.2%
21. 21. Venezuela
    57.42%

    42.58%
22. 22. Bosnia and Herzegovina
    64.17%

    35.83%
23. 23. Kyrgyzstan
    65.96%

    34.04%
24. 24. Zimbabwe
    66.57%

    33.43%
25. 25. China
    73.2%

    26.8%
26. 26. Nigeria
    73.59%

    26.41%
27. 27. Montenegro
    73.67%

    26.33%
28. 28. Tanzania
    74.12%

    25.88%
29. 29. Uganda
    76.15%

    23.85%
30. 30. Moldova
    77.38%

    22.62%
31. 31. Algeria
    80.73%

    19.27%
32. 32. South Korea
    82.42%

    17.58%
33. 33. Albania
    82.6%

    17.4%
34. 34. Turkey
    90.33%

    9.67%
35. 35. Morocco
    92.97%

    7.03%
36. 36. Jordan
    98.36%

    1.64%
37. 37. Egypt
    99.6%

    0.4%

Regions are ranked by the percentage of "support" responses out of the total responses (excluding participants who answered "don't know" or refused to answer).