The Importance of Relationships in Research Ethics

I was researching highly skilled and Algerian women who fled during that conflict of the 90s. The issue I met, I mean, the obstacles. Some people didn't want to be not allowed to go to Algeria. So I hardly explained that my research. First, it would be strongly anonymous. I will change names. And then on a survey at the end of my survey, I said, this is my email address. If you want to tell me more about the experience, please contact me. After six meeting with this woman, she became the core tase study of my PhD. Because it turned from an interview, just like all what we do,. Like in depth, non-