Perceptions and attitudes of Rohingya community stakeholders to pregnancy termination services: a qualitative study in camps of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh

Table 3 Study Participants characteristics

	Variables	Frequency (n = 48)	%
Participant’s Age (mean = 37)	less than 30	14	29
	30 to 39	17	35
	40 and more	17	35
Participant’s Gender	Male	46	96
Participant’s Gender	Female	2	4
Participant’s Current Occupation	Imam	12	25
	Majhi	12	25
	Teacher	12	25
	Unemployed	10	21
	Others (Fisherman, Day-laborer)	2	4
Participant’s Current Income (BDT*)	Salary 2500 to 10000	33	69
	Humanitarian aid**	14	29
	No fixed income	1	2
Participant’s education	Secondary and more	23	48
	Primary	10	21
	Islamic	12	25
	No education	3	6
Occupation in Myanmar	Business & Farming	25	52
	Imam and Hujur	10	21
	Student	6	13
	Teacher	4	8
	Housewife	2	4
	Community Chairman	1	2

*Note: BDT 1 = 0.0076 Pound sterling
** The food, materials and logistics that are received by the Rohingya people from different INGOs like UNHCR refers humanitarian aid. No liquid money is provided as humanitarian aid in the camps

ISSN: 1752-1505