BBC News has run an article looking at various controversial “treatments” in use in Russia to try and “cure” homosexuality. Do you think it probably is or probably is not possible to “cure” homosexuality?

BBC News has run an article looking at various controversial “treatments” in use in Russia to try and “cure” homosexuality. Do you think it probably is or probably is not possible to “cure” homosexuality? Published on 3 May 2017 → Survey conducted on 3 May 2017 on 7555 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

It is probably not possible to “cure” homosexuality

79%

It is probably possible to “cure” homosexuality, but people shouldn’t try

It is probably possible to “cure” homosexuality, and people should try

Don’t know

12%

It is probably not possible to “cure” homosexuality

79%

It is probably possible to “cure” homosexuality, but people shouldn’t try

It is probably possible to “cure” homosexuality, and people should try

Don’t know

12%

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