Mobile Myanmar: The Impact of Social Media on Young People Living in Conflict-Affected Regions of Myanmar Table 1: Demographic profile of Focus Group Discussions Location Gender Age Ethnicity Religion Education Kayah State urban N 28 1 Loikaw Mixed 17–19 Kayan, Bamar, ImmTar, Shan Buddhist, Christian Grade 9 to 3rd year university 6 2 Loikaw Male 18–22 Kayan, Bamar, ImmTar Buddhist, Christian 1st to 3rd year university 9 3 Loikaw Female 19–22 Kayan, Shan Buddhist, Christian 1st to 4th 4 Dee Maw Hso Mixed 18–22 Kayan, Karen Christian Grade 10–11 year university Kayah State rural 5 8 30 5 Ve Thae Ku Village Mixed 18–31 Kayan Buddhist Grade 7–11 6 6 Lo Bar Kho Village Mixed 18–28 Kayan Christian Grade 9 to graduated university 6 7 Kyun Taw Village Mixed 17–25 Kayan Christian Grade 5 to graduated university 8 8 Htee Te Kaloe & Daw Lyar Ku Villages Mixed 18–25 Kayah Buddhist, Christian Grade 9–11 10 Rakhine State urban 9 Sittwe 30 Mixed 21–26 Rakhine Buddhist Graduated university 6 st 10 Sittwe Mixed 18–28 Chin Christian 1 year university to graduated 6 university 11 Sittwe Mixed 17–23 Maramagyi Buddhist Grade 11 to graduated university 12 Sittwe Mixed 19–26 Rakhine Buddhist 1st year university to graduated 9 university Rakhine State IDP 9 33 13 Thet Kel Pyin IDP camp Male 20–24 Rohingya Muslim Year 5–10 9 14 Thet Kel Pyin IDP camp Female 16–18 Rohingya Muslim Year 2–7 8 15 Thet Kel Pyin IDP camp Female 16–22 Kaman Muslim Year 10 8 16 Basara IDP camp Male 18–23 Rohingya Muslim Year 6–10 8 31