31 human rights abuses, problems relating to their social appreciation and the system of support afforded to them. <Illustration 3-1> Research design and system of research in this report Documentary study Study of quantitative material In-depth interview study Study of cases of human rights violations by type/ by space / by time of violations / by key cases / by actors Organic interrelations Analysis of interrelations between structure of human rights violations and everyday life experiences Structure / developmental dynamics of human rights violations Relational aspect / spatial aspect / psychological aspect / historical aspect Comprehensive / systematic understanding of human rights violations against North Korean refugee women 2. Methods and conduct of the research 1) Fundamental direction of the research (1) Creating research material that draws on the subjective worlds of experience Infringements of human rights do not merely appear under special circumstances but also in everyday life. Human rights violations that North Korean refugee women encounter particularly resemble phenomena persistently arising in everyday life. However, because the everyday life-world is shared with others and thus possesses an intersubjective nature, it is distinct from the private life of the individual. It is thus necessary to adopt a research method which can make everyday life as such, i.e.