Survey: Majority of Slovak teens against political extremists as neighbours

According to a survey carried out by the Institution for Public Questions (IVO), the majority of teenagers aged 15-19 would mind if a Muslim, Roma or political extremist lived in their neighbourhood while less than half would find it inconvenient if they had to co-exist with a refugee, unemployed person, Jew or a person with different sexual orientation. The survey also showed that Hungarian teenagers living in Slovakia accept otherness less than their Slovak counterparts.