Most say free speech, uncensored media and internet freedom are very important

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1. Attitudes toward democratic rights and institutions

Most say free speech, uncensored media and internet freedom are very important

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1. Attitudes toward democratic rights and institutions
Fair judiciary seen as crucial to most international publics
Majorities in many countries support regular competitive elections
Most see gender equality as crucial for their country
Higher support for freedom of religion among those who say religion personally important
In many countries, women more likely than men to value gender equality
Europeans who favor right-wing populist parties are generally less supportive of religious freedom
Freedom for human rights groups, opposition parties less important than other democratic freedoms
Most say free speech, uncensored media and internet freedom are very important

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