Does the government generally respect the right to freedom of religion in practice? Based on coding from Grim and Finke (2003) which in turn is based on the 2003 US State Department's International Religious Freedom Reports
Does the government generally respect the right to freedom of religion in practice? Based on coding from Grim and Finke (2003) which in turn is based on the 2003 US State Department's International Religious Freedom Reports
Results
| 2010 | |
|---|---|
Yes | 17.46% |
Yes, but exceptions or restrictions are mentioned | 34.9% |
The phrase generally respects is not used | 47.64% |
Calculated by VoxDash System-calculated | |
Sample size | 54,893 |
Sample size calculated by VoxDash | 54,893 |
Margin of error | ±1% |
Margin of error (calculated by VoxDash) | ±0.42% |
Data provider | |
Probability sampling | |
Data sampling | Different kinds of samples for each country |
General population | |
Respondent qualification age | 18 |
Geographies | Palestine, TX, Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Kuwait, Morocco, Qatar, Turkey, Yemen |
Coverages | Global |
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Information of Carnegie Middle East Governance and Islam Dataset, 1988-2010 Dataset