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An online survey of British Asians for BBC Asian Network
- British Asians hold more socially conservative attitudes towards sex before marriage and same sex relationships compared to the population as a whole.
- 34% of British Asians say they would be offended if a family member was having sex before marriage compared to 5% of the British population.
- 36% of British Asians said same sex relationships are not acceptable compared to 15% of the British population
- More than half of British Asian respondents (53%) said they’d toned down their Asian identity or changed their behaviour in order to fit in. This includes 12% who said they did this frequently
- British Asians are more optimistic than the general population in terms of whether they see Britain as somewhere they can fulfill their aspirations and ambitions (72% British Asians compared to 64% British population)
Date Published: 14/05/2018
Categories: GB | Public and communities | Social
Client: BBC Asian Network
Methodology
ComRes surveyed 2,026 British Asians online in July 2018. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.
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