Homophobia and Discrimination on

<strong>Homophobia</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Discrimination</strong> on Grounds of Sexual Orientation <strong>and</strong> Gender Identity in the EU Member States
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27. Please state your assessment of the level of administrative <strong>and</strong>
procedural barriers/difficulties when living in a non-publicly sanctioned
same-sex partnership in your country. (e.g. not registered partnership).
1. Many barriers/difficulties
2. A lot of barriers/difficulties
3. Some barriers/difficulties
4. A few barriers/difficulties
5. No barriers/difficulties
Don't know
Does not apply/Not relevant
28. Same-sex partnership in my country can be sanctioned by or is
recognised by: (E.g. does a legislation allow it <strong>and</strong> consider it valid in their
own terms) (multiple answers are allowed).
Under general legislation
Under special legislation
Others (e.g. municipalities), if yes please state below
Don't know
Does not apply/Not relevant
29. Please state your assessment if public authorities offer the same access
to public services to same-sex couples as to heterosexual couples (e.g. in
relation the recognition of same-sex partners in schools or hospitals).
1. None/low level of access
2. Somewhat low level of access
3.Moderate level of access
4. Somewhat high level of access
5. High access
Don't know
Does not apply/Not relevant
[Answer only if NGO:]
The Labour market
Your assessment of LGBT people in relation to labour market opportunities.
30. Please state your assessment of the equality of opportunity in getting
jobs for lesbian, gay <strong>and</strong> bi-sexual people, compared to heterosexuals. (e.g.
will a disclosure of the applicant's sexual orientation be a disadvantage in
getting a job compared to a heterosexual applicant).
1. Unequal opportunities
2. Somewhat unequal opportunities
3. Moderately equal opportunities
4. Fairly equal opportunities
5. Equal opportunities
Don't know
Does not apply/Not relevant