The people of China, Germany and the UK are the most welcoming to refugees in the world, according to an Amnesty International survey on attitudes towards those fleeing war and persecution.
Seven in 10 Australians think the government should do more to help refugees
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In a global survey of 27,000 people across 27 countries, nearly 70% said their governments should being doing more to help refugees, while 80% said they would accept refugees living in their country, city, or neighbourhood.
One in 10 would welcome a refugee to live in their own home, with the figure rising to 46% in China and 29% in the UK.
China and the UK were first and third respectively on Amnesty’s Refugees Welcome Index, with Germany in second place.
Seven in 10 Australians think the government should do more to help refugees
Read more
In a global survey of 27,000 people across 27 countries, nearly 70% said their governments should being doing more to help refugees, while 80% said they would accept refugees living in their country, city, or neighbourhood.
One in 10 would welcome a refugee to live in their own home, with the figure rising to 46% in China and 29% in the UK.
China and the UK were first and third respectively on Amnesty’s Refugees Welcome Index, with Germany in second place.
