Intimate partner violence against women on the Colombia Ecuador border: a mixed-methods analysis of the liminal migrant experience

Table 1 Qualitative sample (n = 15) characteristics

Name	Location	Age	Years in Ecuador	Employment*	Housing**
Maria	Tulcán	30	6	Unemployed	Rents
Sonia	Tulcán	28	9	Informal labour	Rents
Anita	Tulcán	47	10	Unemployed	Rents
Rosa	Tulcán	25	12	Informal labour	Rents
Isabel	Tulcán	47	12	Unemployed	Rents
Daniela	Tulcán	30	12	Unemployed	Rents
Alegria	Tulcán	45	14	Informal labour	Rents
Karla	Tulcán	52	26	Informal labour	Family owns
Renata	Tulcán	42	30	Informal labour	Rents
Emilia	Tulcán	44	40	Unemployed	Rents
Carolina	Nueva Loja	40	3	Informal labour	Rents
Esther	Nueva Loja	40	9	Unemployed	Lives with in-laws
Paula	Nueva Loja	33	11	Unemployed	Rents
Claudia	Nueva Loja	31	11	Unemployed	Family owns
Valeria	Nueva Loja	40	20	Informal labour	Family owns

*Informal labour refers to laundry service, selling fruit, working in a bar, or cleaning houses
**Where a house is family owned, the deeds to the houses were in the name of a husband or daughter

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