Acceptance of LGBTQIA+ People Stalls or Declines in the Netherlands, Monitor Finds
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Acceptance of LGBTQIA+ people stalls or declines in the Netherlands, monitor finds
The acceptance of homosexual and lesbian people has not risen in the last two years, while the acceptance of transgender, non-binary, and intersex people has dropped slightly, according to the LGBTQIA+ monitor by Movisie. The knowledge conducts a biannual study, along with Ipsos I&O and advisory bureau Panteia, into the living situation of the LGBTQIA+ community and the way they are thought of in the Netherlands.
The number of Dutch people who think positively about LGBTI+ people is no longer increasing. This is evident from the LGBTIQA+ monitor published on Tuesday by Movisie, Ipsos I&O, and Panteia, commissioned by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science. The youngest respondents, 18- to 30-year-olds, think most positively about homosexuality.
Broadly speaking, the views of adult Dutch people on, for example, homosexuality remain unchanged compared to two years ago. However, there are significant differences between the individual LGBTI+ groups. Moreover, the well-being of the groups varies widely. This is evident from the biennial LGBTIQA+ Monitor by Movisie, Panteia, and Ipsos I&O. In September, other research showed that the acceptance of homosexuality among young people has decli…
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The acceptance of gay and lesbian people has not increased over the past two years, while that of transgender, non-binary, and intersex people has decreased slightly.
Gay and lesbian people are doing quite well in the Netherlands, but particularly among other groups, there is a lack of acceptance of who they are...
Attitudes towards LGBTQA+ people have remained stable since 2024, but vary significantly by group. LGBTQA+ people experience more discrimination and have poorer mental health than non-LGBTQA+ people. Although the well-being and acceptance of gay and lesbian people remain positive, the living situation of and attitudes towards non-binary, transgender, and intersex people in particular are concerning. … Read more
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