Questionnaire number
Day
Interview time
Settlement type
Marz
Cluster
Household ID
Month
Year
In your daily life, how often do you hear the term “human rights”? Do you hear it daily, frequently, sometimes, rarely, or never?
Where do you get your sources of information about human rights?
Promoting equal access to housing, health care, education and social services
Protecting people from torture and murder
Promoting free and fair elections
Promoting values and ideas of other cultures
Protecting the interests of people in cities
Human rights has no use in protecting and promoting anyone
Protecting women's rights
Protecting foreign business interests
Protecting the interests of people in rural areas
How much respect is there for individual human rights nowadays in Armenia?
Please tell me which of the following statements you agree with?
Do you agree with this statement or do you agree very strongly with this statement?
Do you agree with this statement or do you agree very strongly with this statement
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Healthcare system?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Educational system?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Parliament?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Executive government (Prime Minister and ministers)?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust President?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Police?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Court system?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Ombudsman/National Human Rights Institution?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Human rights NGOs?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Local informal justice system in your community?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Local government?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Religious institutions to which you belong?
Please tell me how much do you trust or distrust Media?
Situation a
Situation b
Situation c
Situation d
Torture
Arrest or detention without any justifiable reason
Harassment
Corruption, extortion or bribery
Physical violence or abuse
Hate speech or harassment
Threats of violence, blackmail
Domestic violence
Inequality of educational opportunity
Lack of equal access to social services
Lack of equal opportunities in employment
Restrictions of free movement
Problems obtaining identification cards or birth certificates
Problems obtaining marriage or divorce certificates
Land disputes
In the past 18 months have you or your household had any other problems with other people?
It means you or your household member...
Do you think you or your household was being targeted/discriminated against on the basis of any of the things on this card?
Of the problems that you or your household experienced, can you please tell me the which of them was the most recent?
Please rank the importance of the most recent problem
Of the problems that you or your household experienced, can you please tell me the which of them was the second most recent?
Thinking of the most important problem, who was the problem with?
While the problem was occurring, did you or anyone in your household receive legal advice or legal help from another person or group?
From whom did you or your household receive it?
From whom did you or your household receive it? (other)
Why didn't you attempt to get legal advice or legal help?
Why didn't you attempt to get legal advice or legal help? (other)
Did any of the parties resort to threats or physical violence during the problem or in the process of settling the problem?
Did you (or the person in your household) go to a person, group or institution to look for a resolution to your problem?
Why didn't you or other members of your household go to another person, group, or institution to look for a resolution to your problem?
Why didn't you or other members of your household go to another person, group, or institution to look for a resolution to your problem? (other)
Where was the problem taken?
Where was the problem taken? (other)
Who chose to take the problem to this person, group or institution?
What was the main reason why you or someone in your household decided to go to this particular person, group, or institution instead of going somewhere else?
What was the one main outcome that you hoped to achieve from this person, group, or institution?
Was the resolution process conducted in your preferred language?
Did you have access to an interpreter?
Did this institution come to a resolution for the problem?
How long did it take between taking the problem to this person, group, or institution and finding a resolution?
Did you comply with this resolution?
Did the other party comply with this resolution?
Do you think that this resolution was fair?
Regardless of the resolution, do you think that the process was fair?
After the resolution was reached, did you have another problem with the same party?
During the process were you asked to pay a bribe?
In total, how much money (if anything) did your household spend on legal fees?
Do you think that the process was fast or slow?
Do you think that the process was expensive or cheap?
In addition to this person, group, or institution, did someone in your household, or the other party, take the problem somewhere else? For example, to look for a different outcome, appeal the decision, or find a faster solution?
Would you go to a person, group or institution to look for a resolution to your problem?
Where would you take the problem?
Where would you take the problem? (other)
Do you think that the resolution would be fair?
Do you think that, during the process, you would be asked to pay a bribe?
Do you think that the process would be slow?
Do you think the process would be expensive?
In addition to this person, group, or institution, would you take the problem somewhere else? For example, to look for a different outcome, appeal the decision, or find a faster solution?
Gender
Number of HH members
Number of children (under 18)
Date of birth
Education
Economic situation of HH
Employment status
Marital status
Membership: political party or its local branch
Membership: NGO, a community-based organization or an association
Membership: group of political activitists
Membership: religious group
Ladder: Current standing of the HH (1 is the lowest and 10 is the highest))
Ladder: Standing of the HH in 5 years (1 is the lowest and 10 is the highest)
Perception of hh's economic situation in comparison with other households.
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