What are the limitations of current legal frameworks in addressing economic violence?

Some public forms of socio-economic gender-based violence contribute to women becoming economically dependent on their partner (lower wages, very low or no ... Jun 14, 2021 ... Economic violence involves making or attempting to make a person financially dependent by maintaining total control over financial resources. The pervasive effects of violence against children hamper both individual and social development and hold back future national economic growth. Ending violence ... May 16, 2024 ... In this chapter, this issue will be analyzed from the notion of economic violence, understanding indebtedness as an expression of such economic violence. Jan 4, 2023 ... Section 2 of VAWA 2022 revises the definition of “domestic violence” and adds definitions for “economic abuse” and “technological abuse” for ... Jun 19, 2015 ... In this paper I seek to unveil the causes of the violence in Kenya after the 2007 elections by examining Kenya's economic and political history. This project explores a different perspective on gun violence: its impact on community-level economic health, about which comparatively little is known. Mar 5, 2024 ... Everyone deserves to live free from family and domestic violence. If you think you or someone you know might be experiencing coercive control, ... Jun 28, 2024 ... Violence against women and girls is an egregious expression of power domination and patriarchy indeed. It is a blunt roadblock to gender equality. Oct 19, 2023 ... A common form of violence against women, traditionally generated through the deprivation of resources, for example, by men's consumption of alcoholic beverages ...