Just 29% of Italian respondents
favoured permitting same-sex couples to have children, said a
survey released Wednesday by socio-economic research company
Censis and the Ibse Foundation.
Far more Italian respondents - 46% - believed it was all
right for single adults to have children.
The findings were reported in a study called To Become a
Parent Today, presented in Rome Wednesday.
Researchers found little overt influence of religion in the
findings, as 43% of practicing Catholics believed being a single
parent was okay, while 23% of them agreed that same-sex couples
should be allowed to become parents.
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