Burma Human Rights Network’s report: “We also have dreams” • • • • • • • • • • Who from your family was kidnapped or trafficked? How old were they? When were they kidnapped or trafficked? How were they kidnapped or trafficked? (for example: “By boat” or “They were tricked into going to a place”) Where is your family member now? Do you know if your family member was harmed by the kidnappers or traffickers? Are you in contact with your family members now? Have the kidnappers or traffickers contacted you? If so, are they still contacting you? Are the kidnappers or traffickers part of a gang or organization? Are the authorities aware that your relative was kidnapped or trafficked? If so, what have they done to help? How much of a problem is kidnapping in your camp? Question SET 3 The criteria for this set of questions was the same as the first. The questions in this set were written with the data from the first set in mind in order to gather more specific information on the topics already covered. • • • • • Name Age Gender Original Township in Rakhine Current Residence • • • • • • How would you describe your current situation in Bangladesh? What concerns you most about your current situation? Is there a problem with crime in your area? If yes, what is the most common type of crime in your area? Do you feel safe in your area? What change would you like to see in your life in the next year? What change would you like to see in your life in the next five years? What do you think needs to change for you to return to Myanmar? Do you want to go back to Myanmar? Do you think it is likely you will be able to return to Myanmar in the coming years? Do you feel hopeful about your future? Why? What would make you feel more hopeful about your future? Would you want to be repatriated to a third country? • • • • • • www.bhrn.org.uk 56