Tackling economic abuse of women must be part of our domestic violence response

Kristin Natalier

Tackling economic abuse of women must be part of our domestic violence response

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Abstract

Australia is making long-overdue moves aimed at stopping domestic violence. These responses focus almost exclusively on physical injury and death.

Consequently, we are not recognising the existence and impact of less obvious forms of abuse that damage women’s well-being. One particularly widespread and insidious example is economic abuse.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 13 Oct 2015

Keywords

Gender
Women
Domestic violence
Abuse
Economic abuse

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Tackling economic abuse of women must be part of our domestic violence response

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