My international fellow workers would publicly use my sexual orientation as the target of their jokes or disclose it in front of the local staff, behaviour which may have constituted harassment by the law in their home country.
27 The latter is particularly important given that 'taboo' obsessions, such as sexual obsessions, are common and the young person may be reluctant to disclose them in front of relatives.
Only one father (one of the older participants in the sample) hesitated to label his son autistic, though the concern was particularly focused on disclosing autism in front of his son, rather than to other people: There is one thing I do find quite difficult.
Later she asked me about my work, so I had to move from that place.' (FSW ID 3, age 24) One FSW (ID 6) said that during registration in a government hospital she had to disclose her symptoms in front of all the other people in the line, which she found humiliating and discriminatory.
Participants reported their experience of using MCH services as positive, though participants may have withheld information in the focus group setting because they did not wish to disclose negative experiences in front of their peers, the researchers, their community representatives/bicultural worker, or the interpreters.
In another report from that month a refugee girl aged under 10 had disclosed "thoughts of walking in front of moving traffic".
Caregivers may also feel reluctant to disclose their own health concerns in front of the care recipient.
The mothers tend not to disclose the local illness concepts in front of their doctors, although most of the doctors working at Shuhair Health Centre reside there and are aware of these concepts.
After all, the shots of the torturer administering fatal doses of pneumonic plague drug (or some other fearful chemical) disclosed the perpetrator be sitting in front of two monitors.
Only one parent described feeling uncomfortable about disclosing the label of autism in front of his son.
