Europe: New Study Shows Major Differences on Gay Marriage, Immigrant Views

The Institute for Interdisciplinary Research on Conflict and Violence at Germany’s Bielefeld university spoke to 8,000 Europeans about attitudes towards migration, religion and minority groups. Half of respondents said there are too many immigrants in their home country and 43 percent said homosexuals should not have equal rights. ... The survey shows a major difference between attitudes in East and West Europe, with 88 percent of Poles firmly against gay marriage, in stark contrast to the 83 percent of Dutch respondents who take the opposite view. Full Story from Radio Netherlands: http://www.rnw.nl/english/article/are-dutch-still-europes-least-prejudiced-population

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