Child marriage practices among the Rohingya in Bangladesh

Table 1 Sample size by data collection method

In-Depth Interviews			Focus Group Discussions
	Rohingya	Program managers and service providers	Community leaders	Rohingya women	Host community members
Sample (n)	48	24	4 groups of 10–12 in each group	2 groups of 10–12 in each group	6 groups of 10–12 in each group
Population	Males and females, unmarried and married	NGOs, INGOs, UN, DGHS, doctors, paramedics and frontline workers	Mahjees^a and Imams	Adult females	Male and female young adults

^aMahjees are community leaders or representatives of the Rohingya people. They are appointed by Bangladesh authorities for maintaining control and order inside the camps and work as the focal person for camp management activities including aid distribution and communicating messages from Bangladesh authorities

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