Lithuanians are most supportive in the EU-27 of easy naturalisation (63.5% in favour). CZ and PL are the only other countries with majorities in favour. However, Lithuania is one of only five EU-27 countries where only a minority (47.8%) supports equal social rights for legally-resident third-country nationals. 39.7% of Lithuanians support their right to family reunion (39.7%). 51.9% of Lithuanians believe that ethnic diversity enriches the national culture, although a high 11% stated that they did not know. Most think more could be done in the struggle against discrimination and the majority claimed not to know their rights as a victim of discrimination. Only 19.5% knew that ethnic discrimination in the labour market is illegal. Lithuanians and Latvians are much less likely than other EU-27 populations to think that there is fairly widespread ethnic discrimination or that foreigners are treated unfairly in the labour market.
See Eurobarometer 59.2 (2003) and "Special Eurobarometer survey on discrimination in the EU" 65.4 (2006)
