TO COMPLAIN OR NOT TO COMPLAIN: STILL THE QUESTION ...
TO COMPLAIN OR NOT TO COMPLAIN: STILL THE QUESTION ...
TO COMPLAIN OR NOT TO COMPLAIN: STILL THE QUESTION ...
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To complain or not to complain: still the question<br />
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4. If you were concerned about sexual abuse or exploitation by an aid worker, would you<br />
report it? If yes, ask how would you report it? How and to whom would you report the<br />
problem?<br />
5. Do you know of anyone who has complained about sexual abuse or exploitation by an<br />
aid worker? What happened? Was the person who had the problem given emergency<br />
assistance such as medical care, counseling or moving them for their own protection?<br />
6. Have you ever heard about any investigations into SEA related misconduct by an aid<br />
worker?<br />
7. What were the results of the investigation? What did you think of the results? How were<br />
they shared with your community?<br />
8. Has the risk/potential for sexual abuse or exploitation changed in any way since you<br />
have been receiving assistance? How?<br />
9. Do you feel safer as a result of NGO efforts to prevent and respond to SEA? How?<br />
What has changed?<br />
10. How should SEA prevention and response by aid agency staff of beneficiaries be<br />
improved?<br />
11. Is there anything else you would like to add on this topic that I have not already asked<br />
you about?
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