204.
Indicate
the
level
of
involvement.
(multiple
responses
accepted)
 
 A. Yourself
 As
a
victim
 1
 As
a
perpetrator
 2
 As
a
witness
 3
 As
a
bystander
 4
 As
a
accessory

 5
 Not
Applicable
 77
 Other
(Specify):
 88
 B. Your
close
relative
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 77
 88
 
 205.
What
was
the
result
of
the
abuses?
(multiple
responses
accepted)
 
 A. Death
 Minor
injury
e.g
beatings
with
no
injury,
slapping,
detention
 Major
injury
e.g,
rape,
torture,
arson

 Displacement
 Can`t
remember
 Not
Applicable
 Other
(Specify)
 Yourself
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 77
 88
 B.
Your
close
relative
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 77
 88
 
 206.
Who
was
responsible
for
the
abuses?
(Multiple
responses
accepted)
 
 A. Yourself
 Security
Agents
 1
 Political
Activists

 2
 Traditional
Leaders
 3
 Militia
 4
 Can`t
remember
 5
 Not
Applicable
 77
 Other
(Specify)
 88
 
 B. Your
close
relative
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 77
 88
 
 207.
How
do
you
feel
now
about
the
abuses?
(only
one
response)
 1.
 I
have
moved
on
 2.





I
don`t
care
 3.

 I
am
still
struggling
 4.





I
am
still
bitter
 5.





Not
Applicable
 88
 Other
(Specify)
_________________________________________________________
 
 208.
Do
you
think
the
perpetrators
can
repent?
Interviewer,
ask
all
respondents,
it’s
a
general
question.
 1.
 Yes
 2.
 Maybe
 3.
 Never
 99



I
don’t
know
 
 209.
Do
you
think
the
victims
can
ever
be
properly
healed?
(only
one
response)

 1.
 Yes
 2.




Maybe
 3.

 No
 77.


Not
Applicable
(If
victim
is
late)
 99.


I
don’t
know
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