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Amnesty International – RED Express

Amnesty International – RED Express. August 2011. Job No: 28611. 1,011 interviews were conducted by phone using a random digit dial sample to ensure all households, including ex-directory, are covered.

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Amnesty International – RED Express

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  1. Amnesty International – RED Express August 2011 Job No: 28611

  2. 1,011 interviews were conducted by phone using a random digit dial sample to ensure all households, including ex-directory, are covered. Half of the respondents were reached using a RDD (random digit dial) landline sample with the other half using an RDD mobile phone sample. This ensures we reach 98% of the population including mobile only households, landline only households and dual phone households.  Quotas were set and final data weighted to known profiles on age, gender, class region and phone type to ensure that the sample is representative of the total Irish population aged 18+. Fieldwork conducted between July 25th – 27th 2011. Sample profile as follows: Throughout the presentation we have used the following notations: Higher than average Lower than average RED Express - Methodology Gender Age Social Class Male 49% Female 51% 18-24 12% 25-34 23% 35-44 20% 45-54 17% 55-64 13% 65+ 15% ABC1 41% C2DE 51% F 8%

  3. Importance Of Children Groups That Should Be Prioritised By The Government (Base: Adults 18+ - 1,011) Children who have been abused by members of the clergy % Children who have been abused by their families % Children who experience mental health problems % Children in the mainstream education system % Children who are here to seek asylum % Children whose families are poor % Children who commit crime % Children in the traveller community % 8-10 4-7 1-3 Mean Score 8.98 8.91 8.72 8.25 8.17 7.70 7.46 6.88 (Q 1)

  4. Importance Of Children Groups That Should Be Prioritised By The Government X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 1)

  5. Importance Of Children Groups That Should Be Prioritised By The Government X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 1)

  6. Statements About Commission Of Inquiry Into Child Abuse (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) It made me angry at those who abused these children % It made me angry that wider society didn’t do more % I find the subject overwhelming and don’t know what to think % I find the subject too upsetting to engage with % I don’t know what the report says % I talked with my friends or family about it % It made me angry at the state % It made me feel helpless % Strongly Agree(5) Slightly Agree(4) Neither (3) 6 9 9 16 19 19 22 19 Slightly Disagree(2) Strongly Disagree(1) Mean Score 4.66 4.45 4.44 3.78 3.71 3.45 2.92 2.88 (Q 2)

  7. Statements About Commission Of Inquiry Into Child Abuse X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 2)

  8. Statements About Commission Of Inquiry Into Child Abuse X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 2)

  9. Statements About Ferns, Murphy And Cloyne Report (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) Wider society would prefer to turn a blind eye to child abuse % Wider society is prejudiced against children in the care of the state today % Wider society is prejudiced against people who were in industrial schools % Individual members of society should have demanded that the state act to prevent child abuse % Individual members of Irish society should have done more to protect these children % Members of society were powerless to protect these children % Government acts when society demands that it act % Strongly Agree(5) Slightly Agree(4) Neither (3) 6 9 9 23 25 16 16 Slightly Disagree(2) Strongly Disagree(1) Mean Score 4.59 4.49 3.92 3.47 3.42 3.31 2.83 (Q 3)

  10. Statements About Ferns, Murphy And Cloyne Report X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 3)

  11. Statements About Ferns, Murphy And Cloyne Report X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 3)

  12. Rating Of Statements In Relation To Childs Rights And The Recent Published Reports In Ireland Noting that the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights says that all people “should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood”, ordinary people in Ireland should accept some responsibility for respecting and defending the human rights of other people in Ireland % (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) It is important that children have their opinions taken into account in significant decisions that affect them % Wider Irish society bears some responsibility for what has been revealed in the Ryan, Ferns, Murphy and Cloyne reports % Children are trustworthy when voicing their opinions on decisions that affect them % Strongly Agree(5) Slightly Agree(4) Neither (3) 10 12 19 27 Slightly Disagree(2) Strongly Disagree(1) Mean Score 4.46 4.34 4.14 4.00 (Q 4)

  13. Rating Of Statements In Relation To Childs Rights And The Recent Published Reports In Ireland X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 4)

  14. Rating Of Statements In Relation To Childs Rights And The Recent Published Reports In Ireland X Demographics (Base: All Adults 18+ - 1,011) (Q 4)

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