Few See Using Contraceptives as Morally Unacceptable unacceptable % who say using contraceptives ismorally unacceptable say using
Among the eight issues included in the survey, people seemed most comfortable with the practice of using contraceptives. Only a median of 14% across the 40 countries said that using contraceptives (we did not specify exactly what kind of contraceptive) was morally wrong, while 54% said they personally believed it was acceptable. A further 21% said it was not a moral issue. Only in Pakistan, Nigeria and Ghana did half or more say contraceptives were immoral.
Few See Using Contraceptives as  | Morally Unacceptable  | unacceptable % who say using contraceptives ismorally  | unacceptable say using  | Pa kistan  | 65  | Nigeria  | 52 54  | Ghana  | Malaysia  | SC 40  | Tunisia  | Uganda  | CA 2 33 SC  | Kenya  | Philippines  | Senega  | the 13 13 19 CA 2  | El Sal Ivador  | India  | Turkey Bolivia  | Turkey Bolivia  | Poland  | Israel  | S. Africa  | Pa lest ter.  | Greece  | S. Korea  | Mexico  | Lebanon  | China  | 10  | Indonesia  | 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 8  | Brazil  | Egypt  | U.S  | Russia  | Jordan  | Italy  | Argentina  | Chile  | Japan  | Venezuela  | 4  | Canada  | Australia  | 2 2 3 4 4  | France  | Britain  | Spain  | Czech Rep.  | Germany 1  | Source: Spring 2013 Globel Attitudes survey. Q84s  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 