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Attitudes of the Public to Controversial Topics of Partner Co-habitation

In the January Public Opinion Research Centre survey, a question from the ISSP international survey, which took place in the Czech Republic in 1999, was used. The target was to establish if and how the opinions of the public about premarital and out-of-marriage sex as well as sex between partners of the same sex had changed. Premarital sexual activities were valued in the most tolerant way, out-of-marriage sexual relations of married women and men are not seen that forgivingly.

More tolerant opinions are held by younger people, people who do not profess to any religion or religious community and people from larger towns.