The Netherlands, the most tolerant country in the world

A University of California has published this year's comprehensive index report, which states that the Netherlands is the most tolerant country in the world, and among the top 20 countries, 15 of them are from Europe.

The Netherlands is followed by Sweden, Norway, Portugal, Ireland, the United Kingdom, Canada, Finland, Luxembourg and Denmark. Germany, Austria, Belgium and Australia are also on the list.


Among the top 20 countries according to the comprehensive index, 15 are from Europe, the other five are Canada, South Africa, Australia, Argentina and the Dominican Republic.

Otherwise, the main evaluation parameters in the report are: inclusiveness of citizens in terms of gender, race, ethnicity and religion, as well as several other areas.

On the other hand, the countries with the least inclusiveness in the world are Yemen, Iraq, Sudan, Morocco and Rwanda.