Over 93,000 LGBT people from all 27 EU Member States and Croatia completed the survey.
The findings show that many LGBT people cannot be themselves in their daily lives. Many hide their identity and live in isolation or fear, and experience discrimination and even violence. The report suggests ways EU and national policy makers can promote and protect the fundamental rights of LGBT people across the EU.
European Union lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender survey – results at a glance- Media material (press release, media memo)
- Video: EU LGBT survey
- Twitter: #euLGBTsurvey
All data are accessible online via a data visualisatisation tool on the FRA website, where responses to the survey questions can be broken down by group, country, age of respondents, etc.. The data is also downloadable in various formats.