| LATESTPUBLICATIONS "Opinions and Diagnoses" no 32
POLES ABOUT "OTHERS". Attitude toward Other Nations, National and Ethnic Minorities, Migrants and Refugees
no 33
Elections 2015
Reports | Opinions About Job Market and Threat of Unemployment
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| Evaluations and Forecasts of Economic Situation and Living Conditions of Households in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary
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| Opinions about Abortion
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| Poles about Explaining of the Smolensk Air Disaster on the Eve of Its 6th Anniversary
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| Attitudes Towards Other Nations
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| Attitudes towards Refugees in Poland and Czech Republic
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| Party Preferences in the First Week of April
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| The 1050 Anniversary of the Baptism of Poland
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| Opinions about Public Institutions
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| Attitude to Government in April
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Opinions about When Abortions Should Be Allowed
| Opinions about the circumstances in which having an abortion should be allowed are generally in keeping with the current law on the subject. There is widespread agreement that a woman should be able to terminate her pregnancy if it endangers her life, puts her health at risk, or if the pregnancy is a result of rape or incest (80%, 71% and 73% respectively).
| Of all the circumstances in which abortion is permitted by law, there is least acceptance of foetal abnormality as a reason for termination. Nevertheless, over half of respondents (53%) think that the procedure is also acceptable in this case (30% are of the opposite view).
| According to the majority of respondents difficult financial or personal circumstances, or simply not wanting children, should not be grounds for a legal termination. Three out of four of those asked were against allowing abortions in these cases (75%, 75% and 76% respectively).
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| The above data comes from a ‘Current Events and Problems’ survey carried out in March 2016.
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