Gay people expect discrimination in all walks of life
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A new study released today by Stonewall found that the gay, lesbians and bisexual people think that all public services to political parties less favourable treatment insofar as their sexuality. LGB 1600 people participated in the online survey by YouGov, Web-Polling first survey company in the gay population. The results draw a picture of the unfortunate perception, without prejudice to Britain. The “Stonewall” poll with the title You Right dessert, covered employment, political representation, housing, health, education, law enforcement, criminal justice, and broadcasting. Almost one fifth of lesbians and gay people, who responded to the survey they lived, their co-workers, bullying because of their sexual orientation. The survey indicates that gay and lesbian people in the formation of groups C2DE are 50% more waiting for workplace bullying in groups operating in the ABC1. Among those who have experienced workplace bullying, fourth was intimidated by its Director General, half of the people in their own team, and almost one third of those junior to them. With regard to political parties, 89% of respondents say that they would be barriers sight of the Conservative Party, if they wished, to be selected for Parliament. 61% said the same work and more than 47% for the Liberal Democrats. Of these respondents, the party footers, 71% of conservatives and 46% for Labour and 28% of Lib Dems thought, and she obstacles, if she wanted was for the Parliament. The BNP head of the survey with 99% of them believe they are less well followed by UKIP 93%. 82% felt Scottish National Party gay, or bi lesbians would be potential candidates for the prejudices within the party. The Greens are better with 29%. 84% say that they would do so if it wanted to be affected Plaid Cymru MP, despite the fact that one of the two deputies openly homosexual. On the question of how, on the spot, of course, board members, or nearly two-thirds to wait and barriers face of the Labour Party, almost nine out of ten expect barriers sight of the Conservative Party, and half could have expected to encounter obstacles in the Liberal Democratic Party. Regarding the regional breakdown for the three major parties, the respondents in the north-east of England were the most pessimistic on the entire political spectrum. In the apartment, in a gay and lesbian five people believe that they are badly treated, whether the application for public housing. This increase in fourth among youth (18-24 years) and oldest (over 55), gay man. Gay rather expect of women, discrimination in the application for public housing. 14% of respondents in Wales thought they would be treated like heterosexuals, if at the hospital in an emergency, compared to 2% in the south-west of England. In the fields of education, 27% of those lesbians and gay at the age of 50 experienced homophobic bullying. Stonewall’s School report finds that 65% of young gay and lesbian human to school, in 2007, had suffered homophobic harassment. Slightly more than half of the now at the age of 50 witnesses to homophobic harassment, while others more than 86% of respondents aged 18-24 are now homophobic harassment to another. 82% of lesbians and gay people say they would not be likely to be felt come to school. Three of the ten gay and lesbian people expected, the ill-treatment than those recorded by heterosexuals when their child in primary or secondary education. Eighteen to twenty-four years are expected to rather less favourable treatment as a result of being homosexual. Four out of five gay and lesbian people also hope that the discrimination, if they are committed to their candidacy for a governor of the school. Nine out of ten people gay and lesbians would expect to face if the barriers to care for parents. Lesbians and gay men in Scotland expect most important obstacles face compared to those in other parts of the United Kingdom. Two of the five gay and lesbian parents expect to be treated like heterosexuals, they appear before a family court or divorce, custody. Nearly half of lesbians and gay people, without discrimination anticipate children in a family of magistrates in the same situation. |