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Group: Ahnaf, Denis, Jayden, Kerem and Danny

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Group: Ahnaf, Denis, Jayden, Kerem and Danny

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1. Doxing affects family members not only the individual, exposing relationships, another ethical concern would be to expose legal consequences.

2. This case study would likely have a high risk ethics application. Working this way does pose risks to the researcher as the researcher may get potentially targeted, due to them posing as a potential threat to the doxers.

3. The population being researched in the case study was interviewing the protesters and the policemen and this is what our research is about. We are studying the social conflicts between the police and the protesters. This research carries risks of exposure of confidential information, with social harms and devaluation included. Benefits are the greater understanding of the dynamics between the police and the social activism.

4. The two free support services are: generic therapy and psychological support.

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1. Key ethics consideration (names: andrew, melanie, rosie, ava, aashna, shu ting) 

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1. Key ethics consideration (names: andrew, melanie, rosie, ava, aashna, shu ting) 

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Key ethical considerations in this case study include ensuring confidentiality between people from different refugee backgrounds, consent, and cultural sensitivity.

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Since immigrant groups are part of a vulnerable population due to their language barriers and potential exposure to trauma and discrimination, it is a high risk ethics application.

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Conducting high risk research poses concerns to the researcher since there may be emotional or psychological distress, especially during qualitative interviews. Researches can also experience anxiety to distress due to hearing stories regarding immigrant experiences.

In order to mitigate these risks:

undergo training in trauma informed research methods

offer counselling referrals for the researcher to a mentor

avoid conducting interviews alone if working in high-stress conditions

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Maz Cabban, Riley Coutts, Haneen Sabsabi, Emma Putar-Vrcek, Tara Smider, Nikolina Kuridza

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Maz Cabban, Riley Coutts, Haneen Sabsabi, Emma Putar-Vrcek, Tara Smider, Nikolina Kuridza

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Sara Singh's research involves high-risk ethics, as participants are in vulnerable positions due to unequal relationships and power dynamics through dowry abuse. Sara also displays the power of authority; therefore, she needed to connect with participants to create beneficence and merit through the community. Alongside, the risks of abusers and the wider community finding out about the study need to be addressed to ensure anonymity, and participants are assessed on the risks of their individual situation. Social, psychological, physical, self-worth, and economic harm can be involved. Risks to the researcher are to hold themselves accountable to ensure the data is accurately and fairly represented.

Sara Singh's research was based on dowry abuse, which is a gift-giving exchange between a bride's and groom's family; however is exploited by the groom's family.

She had to be adaptive and ready to change and develop different ideas, challenges

Expands on knowing your study and contexts, the communities and people involved

Free Support: Domestic Violence in Australia

- Full Stop Australia

- Interrelate

- In Touch, Multicultural Centre Against Family Violence

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- Lifeline international

- STTARS (NSW specific)

- International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)

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Maree Higgin's research focuses on social justice and the experiences of minorities such as refugees and people with disabilities. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY? The purpose of this study is to see access to services and to convey the importance of community voices in policy development. WHAT WILL YOU BE ASKED TO DO? You will be asked to describe your interactions with government services and provide suggestions. You will be asked to rank how satisfied/happy you are with your local MPs representing you and your concerns, and additionally be asked what could be done for you in your local community to potentially make your lives easier. POTENTIAL BENEFITS The potential benefits to this research includes improved services to you and your community, such as more accessibility to buildings, more translators when calling government services, as examples. Additionally, it allows your voices and concerns to be heard. POTENTIAL RISKS Due to your experiences, you may find it difficult to truly express how hard your life really is. You may wish to consult counselling services if the questions cause you any emotional distress.

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Group commentary (names: andrew, melanie, rosie, ava, aashna, shu ting)

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Group commentary (names: andrew, melanie, rosie, ava, aashna, shu ting)

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We found it interesting that the methods used to mitigate possible risks associated with vulnerable people in culturally sensitive topics was the idea anonymity to help with psychological and social harm in dowry experiences.

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Hi this is Andrew I forgot to change my nickname for the Padlet 4a was me thank you ^

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This was a pretty interesting summary of the case study overall. I found the "potential risks" from the (4a. info sheet) very interesting as everyone has different experiences individually.