NI Life and Times Survey - 2016: EQNOW1

Year: 2016
Module: Community Relations
Variable: EQNOW1 - EQNOW11

Equality laws have been drawn up in Northern Ireland to make sure that everyone is treated equally. In your view, are any of the groups on this card generally treated unfairly when compared with other groups?

These tables show the percentage of respondents identifying each group.

	%
Catholics	10
Protestants	9
Gays/lesbians/bi-sexuals	50
Disabled	36
Older people	31
Travellers	45
Other ethnic minorities	38
Women	11
Men	5
Transgender people	48
Children	9

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Results for men and women

	%
	Male	Female
Catholics	9	10
Protestants	9	8
Gays/lesbians/bi-sexuals	43	54
Disabled	32	39
Older people	32	34
Travellers	44	13
Other ethnic minorities	34	40
Women	9	13
Men	5	5
Transgender people	44	51
Children	8	9

Results for people of different ages

%

18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+

Catholics

12

12

9

9

9

8

Protestants

6

10

8

10

9

8

Gays/lesbians/bi-sexuals

57

56

54

56

49

38

Disabled
37
32

42

35

39

33

Older people

28

29

35

32
33
28

Travellers

54

44

51

44

50

35

Other ethnic minorities

44

48

44

41

38

24

Women

12

14

14

11

11

8

Men 6
6

6
6
5

4

Transgender people 63
52

53

52

44
32

Children

10

10
6
12

9
6

Results for people of different religions

%

Catholic Protestant No religion

Catholics
12 7 10

Protestants
6 12 8

Gays/lesbians/bi-sexuals
57 42 57

Disabled
35 36 38

Older people
29 32 32

Travellers
53 37 48

Other ethnic minorities
44 32 41

Women
12 10 12
Men 6 5 4
Transgender people 54 39 54

Children
10 8 8

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