Acceptance of homosexuals as neighbors

Source
Afrobarometer
Date
2016-2018
Regions Surveyed
34
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Full Survey Results

Afrobarometer, a pan-African, nonpartisan survey research network surveyed dozens of African countries regarding various social, economic, and pollical questions. Among the questions was one question about having homosexuals as neighbors. Responses included are: “would strongly like,” “would somewhat like,” and “would not care”. Because of the number of countries surveyed, the survey periods varied by countries, ranging from September 2016 to September 2018.

Question: "For each of the following types of people, please tell me whether you would like having people from this group as neighbours, dislike it, or not care: Homosexuals?"

Oppose
Tolerate
Survey Average (Unweighted)
77.7%
19.7%
  1. 19.6%
    80.3%
  2. 28.3%
    69.6%
  3. 39.4%
    55.7%
  4. 43.7%
    53.9%
  5. 43%
    48.3%
  6. 59%
    39.9%
  7. 57.1%
    36.5%
  8. 62.9%
    19.2%
  9. 76.7%
    22.2%
  10. 10. Benin
    76.8%
    21.5%
  11. 11. Gabon
    79.1%
    20.4%
  12. 79.5%
    17.8%
  13. 13. Morocco
    77.4%
    15%
  14. 81.3%
    18.2%
  15. 15. Sudan
    81.8%
    13.6%
  16. 85%
    9.7%
  17. 17. Togo
    86.4%
    10.2%
  18. 18. Kenya
    85.7%
    9.2%
  19. 88.7%
    10.5%
  20. 20. Mali
    89.1%
    10.6%
  21. 90.2%
    8.1%
  22. 22. Nigeria
    91.1%
    8.5%
  23. 90.6%
    8%
  24. 24. Niger
    91.5%
    8.4%
  25. 91.3%
    8%
  26. 90.8%
    7.3%
  27. 27. Ghana
    92.6%
    7.2%
  28. 28. Guinea
    92.5%
    6.9%
  29. 29. Malawi
    94.2%
    5.2%
  30. 30. Senegal
    93.8%
    4.3%
  31. 31. Liberia
    94.7%
    4.9%
  32. 32. Zambia
    95%
    4.3%
  33. 33. Uganda
    95.7%
    3.2%
  34. 34. Gambia
    96.1%
    2.8%

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).

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