Attitudes towards nonbinary people by country

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Attitudes towards nonbinary people vary by cultural region. Here, charts of different attitudes will be shown.

Africa

Cultural Region General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes
Monaco
Algeria
Tunisia
Libya
Senegal
Egypt
Chad
Mali
Niger
Nigeria
Gambia
Guinea-Bissau
Sierra Leone
Guinea
Liberia
Ivory Coast
Ghana
Togo
Benin
Cameroon
Congo
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Gabon
Equatorial Guinea
Zambia
Namibia
Botswana
South Africa
Lesotho
Swaziland
Mozambique
Tanzania
Burundi
Rwanda
Uganda
Kenya
South Sudan
Sudan
Ethiopia
Somalia
Djibouti
Eritrea
Central African Republic

Arabia

Cultural Region or Country General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes

Asia

Cultural Region General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes
Tibet
Afghanistan
Mongolia (Cultural region)
Tuva
Japan
Iran
Georgia
Azerbaijan
Armenia
Turkey
Turkmenistan
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan
Kazakhstan
Myanmar
Laos
Thailand
Cambodia
Vietnam
Republic of China (Taiwan)
South Korea
Manchuria

Europe

India (Sometimes considered a subcontinent)

Cultural Region General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes
India (Country)
Nepal
Southeastern Tibet?
Bhutan
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka

North/Central America

Cultural Region or Country General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes
Canada
United States The U.S.'s Department of State made multiple public statements of hatred against nonbinary people seeking passports.[1]
Mexico
Belize
Panama

Oceania

Cultural Region or Country General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes
Australia
New Zealand New Zealand allows people to seek asylum based on gender and identity. If one puts these two together, it seems that nonbinary people are included in this.[2]
Nauru
Kiribati

South America

Cultural Region or Country General Attitude Percentage of people supporting nonbinary identities Notes
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
Bolivia
French Guyana
Suriname
Guyana
Venezuela
Ecuador
Paraguay
Chile
Uruguay
Argentina

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