Where to go from here ›› Point out that the absence of additional reports of such state practices does not mean that those practices did not occur. You may Documenting your research process have simply been unable to identify more of ›› Clearly outlining the methodology of how you them. To support this statement you could reached a conclusion makes your findings list the facilities you were unable to visit in accessible and transparent, adding legitimacy an effort to collect further evidence. Missing to your claims. evidence may not indicate a lack of violations, ›› Internal documentation and archiving saves but simply be the result of not being able to you time and money, while reducing the risk of research in that area. information loss. ›› Conclude that state practices are an issue to be taken seriously. ›› Documenting successful practices furthers your knowledge within and beyond your community. This is especially relevant with Conclusions you cannot make ›› Number of refugees denied access to base is still developing. ›› Take note of all the decisions you made and healthcare. Because this is a convenience map out the data sources you used. Describe sample, you do not know how many refugees how you obtained each data source and how you were unable to document. you worked with it. ›› Deduce which state practices are most and/or least common. ›› Deduce spatial trends by stating whether state practices are more prevalent in one area compared to another. ›› Deduce temporal trends by stating whether state practices occurred more frequently during one time period compared to another, and/or whether state practices increased, decreased or stagnated over time. If you treat information in your convenience sample as what it is -evidence of human rights violations you were able to document- you will have strong grounds for justifying your human rights claims in public. 76 digital data sources, where the knowledge ›› A step-by-step summary of your research methodology should enable others to follow your steps, repeat your findings, and draw comparable conclusions.