KristÃna Melicherová
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Research data for researcher KristÃna Melicherová including datasets, metadata records, code, protocols, and persistent identifiers. Metadata follows FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable): standardized schemas, machine-readable formats (RDF), access conditions, licensing, and provenance. Covers topics: refugee protection, law, security, critical junctures, Ethiopia; institutions: affiliation Tilburg University; contact point: HDS@eepa.be
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- FDP
- EEPA FAIR Data Point
- Catalog
- Human Trafficking Researchers (HTR)
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- https://fairdp.eepa.be/dataset/f3341cd6-a2f2-432b-aff8-57589f7c57e8
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- HDS@eepa.be
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- HDS@eepa.be
Data collection was carried out in Tigray between October 2024 and March 2025, through in-depth, semi-structured interviews with 60 individuals, including trafficking survivors (n=8), family members of victims (n=4), eyewitnesses from border communities (n=13), legal professionals (n=25), and law enforcement officials (n=10). In addition, field observations (n=12) were also undertaken at known trafficking hotspots and border towns, and sites of destroyed refugee camps and registered in a form of diary notes. The data collection in Tigray was carried out by Daniel Tesfa, with a help of fieldwork assistants. The in-depth interviews were collected in Tigrinya language, and subsequently transcribed and translated into English. The interviews were registered in excel sheet and each participant was assigned a unique identifier to ensure anonymity. An open coding was used for qualitative analysis which then grouped emerging themes and sub-themes that are presented in this chapter. The themes focused on modus operandi of trafficking networks and new emerging routes. Subsequently, sub-themes emerged within each theme pointing towards the commonalities and differences across different routes which enabled to map each of the identified routes accordingly.
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- HDS@eepa.be