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8.4. Question list for key informants: researchers, activists, social workers etc.Is it possible for African immigrants to maintain their cultural values and practices? How dothey adapt to their new life in Germany?What do you know about the practice of female genital cutting/ mutilation (choose appropriateterm)?What is your opinion on the practice?Tell me (more) about your work related to the practice of female genital cutting?What do you know about the practice of female genital cutting among African immigrants inHamburg?How, where and by whom is the practice of female genital cutting carried out in Hamburg/Germany? Who are the girls at risk? Where are they?How could the situation be improved? What strategies do you propose to protect thegirls at risk to be cut?Listening to African Voices 103
8.5. Questionnaire for quantitative interviews – MenInterview settingIS1. Name of interviewerIS1a: Code of participant (filled out by us!)IS2. Interview date_____/_____//_____IS4. Interview languageIS5. Interview duration_________ minutesSOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLESQUESTIONS AND FILTERS CODING CATEGORIES SKIPID01 Age of participant _____________ years O does not want to answerID02: Country of originID03: From which region in your country doyou come from?ID04: Current nationality:ID05: Ethnic group/ tribeID06: residence permit statusID07 Stadtteil (where participant lives) :ID08 For how long has the participant lived inGermany?O does not want to answerunbefristete AE ….…………..….1befristete AE…............………....2Bewilligung...............................3Befugnis ...................................4Gestattung................................5Duldung....................................6Sonstige, ungeklärt....……………7Does not want to answer .........8German nationality……………..9_____________________monthsID09 Place of birth (name of location)ID010 Place of birth (urban or rural?) Urban……………… ……..1 rural..……….............2Married (not polygamous)……….…………..……1Married (polygamous)…………:….……….………2ID011 Social statusSeparated/divorced……………….…….…………...3Widow……........................................................4Never been married ………………………………...5Other (precise)…………. ………………………………ID011a) If married, what is the country oforigin of your spouse?ID012 Number of years in school (includinguniversity education)ID013 Profession?ID014 What type of work is the participantcurrently doing?ID015 Religion(only one answer)ID016 Do you have children?ID017 If yes, how many living children doyou have (girls and boys)?ID 018 How many of your children are livingwith you in Germany?_____________________ yearsMuslim………………. ..1 Christian ……………2Traditional religion...3 non-believer…..……4Yes……………………………………………...……..1No………………………………………..……..….…2_____girls _____ boys_____girls _____ boysIf 3,4,5ID12If no,Q200104Listening to African Voices
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4.7. FGM/C in Germany4.7.1. Estimat
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illegally in Hamburg. The table is
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The largest proportions of intervie
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Reactions to the research topicThe
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Germany. Some participants reported
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In order to determine the proportio
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“I am against the practice. It ha
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gin of the immigrants (see map in a
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of the Muslims believe that practic
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Table 23: Socio-demographic charact
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irth, their mothers come from Afric
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