Migration experiences, life conditions, and drug use practices of Russian-speaking drug users who live in Paris: a mixed-method analysis from the ANRS-Coquelicot study

Table 2 Profiles of interviewees of the qualitative survey N=20

N user	Name (false)	Sex (H/F)	Age (in years)	Time spent in France	Place of birth	Home country
1	Alik	Man	34	3 years	Chechnya^a	Russia^a
2	Jino	Man	23	3 years	Georgia (Yezidi Kurd)	Poland
3	Dimitri	Man	29	1 year	Russia^a	Russia^a
4	Kirill	Man	27	1 year	Kazakhstan	Chechnya^a
5	Igor	Man	38	12 years	Russia^a	Russia^a
6	Bakar	Man	30	5 months	Chechnya	Russia^a
7	Youri	Man	28	2 1/2 months	Russia^a	Russia^a
8	Kelvin	Man	35	2 years	Georgia	Georgia
9	Donovan	Man	36	2 months	Georgia	Russia
10	Mosvar	Man	39	2 years	Ingush Republic^a	Chechnya^a
11	Olga	Woman	27	5 years	Russia^a	Russia^a
12	Ulan	Man	43	10 years	Kazakhstan	Russia^a
13	Sarkis	Man	39	3 years	Armenia	Armenia
14	Anzor	Man	34	2 years	Chechnya^a	Chechnya^a
15	Austin	Man	45	3 years	Georgia	Russia^a
16	Nikolaï	Man	39	6 years	Russia^a	Russia^a
17	George	Man	50	10 years	Georgia	Georgia
18	Ivan	Man	42	A few days	Georgia	Georgia
19	Lévon	Man	27	2 weeks	Armenia	Georgia
20	Monika	Woman	28	6 months	Lithuania	Lithuania

^aContrary to other regions cited here, Chechnya and the Ingush Republic are not autonomous states but republics of the Russian Federation claiming their right to independence

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