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Most young people at upper secondary schools are indifferent to the monarchy, and more than previously wants to end kingdom. These are results from a fresh survey.
Most young people at upper secondary schools are indifferent to the monarchy, and more than previously wants to end kingdom.
These are results from a fresh survey.
Thirteen per cent of young people in upper secondary schools say they are glad Norway is a monarchy and that it means a lot to them.
Seventy one per cent say they are not personally involved with this issue, while 16 per cent want to terminate the kingdom.
Compared with a similar survey four years ago, the results reveal that more people want to terminate, and less people are positive towards the monarchy.
The answers are gathered from a representative selection of 5 100 pupils and were gathered in the beginning of September, says the administrative director Bjoern Henrichsen at the Norwegian Social Data Service (NSD), who has led the survey.
(Aftenposten) Elisabeth Hægeland |
