Burma Human Rights Network’s report: “We also have dreams” Security and Safety: • • • • • • • • • • • How would you describe the safety of the camps over the past year? Have you had any interactions with security in the camps over the past year? If so, could you describe them? Do you feel protected by the Bangladesh security forces and camp authorities? If not please explain why. Is violence a problem in your camp? If so, can you give examples of the kinds of problems happening in the camps? Is criminal activity a problem in your camp? If so please give examples. Is there a problem of gang activity in your camp? If so please give examples. Are robberies a common problem in your camp? Have you been robbed? Are you afraid of being robbed in your camp? Are kidnappings a problem in your camp? Has anyone you know been kidnapped? Are you afraid of kidnappers in your camp? What could the Bangladesh security forces and camp authorities do to help you feel safer inside the camp? Is there any additional information you want to share with us? Question SET 2 The following questions were asked of refugees who had family members trafficked from the camps. Because these questions were for individuals who had undergone certain events the participants were chosen based on their experiences rather than at random. • • • • • • Name: Age: Gender: Number of family members in the household Where do you live currently (camp number): What township did you live in Rakhine: www.bhrn.org.uk 55