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Recently, the California state legislature passed a bill that bans discrimination based on caste, a deeply entrenched system of social stratification originating from South Asia. Caste discrimination is a form of discrimination based on the social hierarchy, which is determined by a person’s birth. California has become the first in the United States to pass a bill banning caste discrimination, adding caste “as a form of ancestry protected under state civil rights law.”

Discrimination, in its many forms, could lead to many social issues. To gauge public opinion and share awareness on the matter, Real Research shared a survey on California banning caste-based discrimination. Here are the results from the survey:

Highlights:
🔹California banning caste-based discrimination received the support of 69.68%.
🔹42.21% saw adding caste as a protected category in California as slightly important.
🔹41.9% are willing to support initiatives to combat caste-based discrimination.

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7 in 10 Support California Banning Caste-Based Discrimination

The Khalistan movement is an organization that’s trying to create a separate homeland for Sikhs in the Punjab region of India and is considered a security threat by the Indian government. Pro-Khalistan activists demonstrating in multiple countries around the world have triggered a politics-related dispute, leading to strained relations between India and several other nations. Real Research conducted a survey on the Khalistan movement in India to gauge public reactions. This is what the survey revealed:

Highlights:
🔹Sikh separatist movement could have a negative effect on how the world perceives India, according to 35.14%.
🔹41.26% believe that the SFJ is being supported by foreign forces inimical to India.
🔹The vast majority (90.2%) believe these extreme actions could happen again in the future.

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The Majority (90.2%) Believes Pro-Khalistan Extreme Actions Will Happen Again in the Future

In August 2023, Somalia’s Minister of Communications and Technology ordered the country’s internet service providers to turn off access to two social media platforms, TikTok and Telegram, and one gambling site called 1XBet. The reasons for the step taken were reportedly security and fighting terrorism as reasons for blocking the companies, as many terror groups use social media sites to communicate and reach out to people. Somalia’s social media crackdown however didn’t resonate with many people. Thus, Real Research, an online survey app, surveyed the public on the matter, and here are the results.

Highlights:
🔹According to 39.94%, the reasons why Somalia’s social media platforms were banned were justified.
🔹38.79% believe that Somalia’s social media crackdown will likely impact the online behavior and communication habits of Somalis.
🔹38.56% were neutral about a similar ban on social media platforms in their own countries if the government stated similar reasons.

For more detailed information on insights please visit the Real Research media platform.

Almost Half (49.73%) Thought AI Would Accurately Diagnose Medical Conditions

Donald Trump has been charged over efforts to overturn the 2020 election defeat in the state of Georgia. This is the first time in political history that a former US president faces criminal charges. Real Research conducted a survey on the topic to see what respondents had to say. Here are the results from the survey.

Highlights:
🔹Imprisonment is the most probable outcome of the 2020 election fraud charges against Trump, said 41.52%
🔹60.62% are willing to see Donald Trump’s televised trial.
🔹Nearly half (49.88%) believe the 2020 election fraud charges against Trump will probably impact his candidacy for the 2024 elections.

75% Are Concerned About the Number of Donald Trump’s Criminal Charges

In July 2023, Russia’s Duma approved a law prohibiting gender changes, reflecting President Putin’s stance against LGBTQ+ rights. The law bans gender changes on official documents, medical interventions, and transgender individuals’ rights to adopt and annul marriages.

This step is part of Russia’s broader crackdown on LGBTQ+ individuals, raising concerns about a potential black market for treatments and increased mental health issues. Real Research, an online survey app, conducted a survey to assess public perceptions of the anti-gender-change law’s implementation in Russia.

Highlights:
🔹41.58% find the anti-gender-change law in Russia highly justified.
🔹44.81% emphasize traditional values over certain rights as being unimportant.
🔹More than half (52.43%) support the annulment of marriages.

Russian Anti-Gender-Change Law Gains 41.58% Support, Survey Finds

Japan’s parliament report revealed shocking details about the forced sterilization in Japan of approximately 25,000 people with disabilities under a now-defunct eugenics law. The report disclosed that 65% of the sterilization procedures were performed without the individuals’ consent, and some victims were led to believe they were receiving treatment for an illness. Real Research conducted a survey to assess what the public had to say on the matter. Here’s what the results revealed:

Highlights:
🔹Most respondents (35.43%) were well aware of Japan’s recent sterilization report.
🔹The majority of respondents (58.84%) strongly condemned forced sterilization.
🔹43.24 believed Japan’s past operations were absolutely a violation of human rights.

Read Full Insight Here: 37.38% Believe Japan’s Report on Forced Sterilization Would Result in Justice for Victims/

King Charles III’s coronation on May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey in London has sparked heated debates and divided opinions. At 73 years old, Charles assumed the throne on September 8, 2022, following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. As the longest-serving heir apparent in British history, his ascension to the throne was met with mixed reactions. Real Research conducted a survey about the coronation and the controversies surrounding this royal event.

Highlights:
🔹31.1% believe it depends on the country and context whether the monarchy system should continue.
🔹42.59% think the anti-monarchy protest movement gained momentum since Queen Elizabeth II’s death and King Charles III’s ascension.
🔹Nearly half of the respondents (48.81%) believe the anti-monarchy protests were somewhat justified.

Most Respondents (48.91%) Think the Anti-Monarchy Protests Were Somewhat Justified

Thailand’s opposition leader, Srettha Thavisin has recently promised 10,000 Thai baht ($300) in digital currency if elected Prime Minister. While some regarded this as a positive thing, others felt the contrary. This prompted Real Research to launch a survey on the topic to see what the public has to say. Check out the video to see what respondents from the survey had to say.

Highlights:
🔹21.63% feel that Thailand’s opposition leader promising crypto airdrop is ‘bribery’ and feel it will not work.
🔹38.41% feel Thavisin’s crypto handout could possibly improve Thailand’s economy
🔹24% feel Thavisin will use Bitcoins (BTC) to carry out his crypto handout

Thailand’s Opposition Leader’s Promise to Airdrop Crypto Will Not Improve Economy, Say 26%