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Polish LGBTs' future at stake in runoff presidential election
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Report shows acceptance of LGBT people growingLGBT people are increasingly winning over hearts and minds the world over, a new survey shows.Across the more than 30 countries surveyed by the Pew Research Center, a median of 52% agree that homosexuality should be accepted with 38% saying that it should be discouraged, according to the new report published by Pew June 25.
For the report, Pew used data from a survey conducted across 34 countries from May 13 to October 2, 2019, totaling 38,426 respondents.Acceptance of LGBT people is largely dependent upon country, age, level of education, wealth, and religious influence, which haven't changed since Pew conducted its last survey in 2013.What has changed, researchers noted, is the double-digit.
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LGBT rights at heart of Poland presidential-election fight
While campaigning for re-election ahead of Sunday’s final-round vote, Poland’s President Andrzej Duda has used harmful rhetoric and called for policies that deny human rights to LGBT people. But longtime activists see Polish attitudes changing, and are pushing back.
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