Full Survey Results
Pew Research Center surveyed 37,653 people in 39 countries in 2013 about their acceptance of homosexuality. Survey participants were asked "And which one of these comes closer to your opinion?" and were able to select "Homosexuality should be accepted by society" or "Homosexuality should not be accepted by society". The percentage missing on Equaldex's visualization of this data represents the participants who answered "Don't Know" or refused to answer.
Question: "Should society accept homosexuality?"
No
Yes
Survey Average (Unweighted)
55.1%
39.3%
- 1. Spain11%88%
- 2. Germany11%87%
- 3. Canada14%80%
- 16%80%
- 5. Australia18%79%
- 18%76%
- 7. Italy18%74%
- 8. France22%77%
- 9. Argentina21%74%
- 10. Philippines26%73%
- 11. Chile24%68%
- 12. Mexico30%61%
- 13. United States33%60%
- 14. Brazil36%60%
- 15. Japan36%54%
- 16. Greece40%53%
- 17. Venezuela42%51%
- 18. Poland46%42%
- 19. Bolivia49%43%
- 20. Israel47%40%
- 21. South Korea59%39%
- 22. El Salvador62%34%
- 23. South Africa61%32%
- 24. China57%21%
- 25. Russia74%16%
- 26. Lebanon80%18%
- 27. Turkey78%9%
- 28. Malaysia86%9%
- 29. Kenya90%8%
- 30. Pakistan87%2%
- 31. Palestine93%4%
- 32. Indonesia93%3%
- 33. Tunisia94%2%
- 34. Egypt95%3%
- 35. Uganda96%4%
- 36. Ghana96%3%
- 37. Senegal96%3%
- 38. Jordan97%3%
- 39. Nigeria98%1%
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).
Submitted by danlev