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From Private Harm to Structural Inequality
A Proposal to Strengthen Gender Equality by Understanding Economic Violence and Dependency in International Law
“Economic violence against women and girls was one of the forms of gender-based violence that even today often went unseen and unregulated,” said Volker Türk, the UN High Commissioner for Huma
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Power by Other Means
Economic violence, the systematic restriction of access to economic resources, employment, property or decision-making, constitutes one of the most insidious yet concealed forms of gender-based violence (GBV). By undermining economic autonomy, it entrenches dependency, constrains choice, and limits the ability of affected persons, predominantly women, to
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Power by Other Means
Economic violence, the systematic restriction of access to economic resources, employment, property or decision-making, constitutes one of the most insidious yet concealed forms of gender-based violence (GBV). By undermining economic autonomy, it entrenches dependency, constrains choice, and limits the ability of affected persons, predominantly women, to
New on our blog!
Power by Other Means
Economic violence, the systematic restriction of access to economic resources, employment, property or decision-making, constitutes one of the most insidious yet concealed forms of gender-based violence (GBV). By undermining economic autonomy, it entrenches dependency, constrains choice, and limits the ability of affected persons, predominantly women, to
New on our blog!
Power by Other Means
Economic violence, the systematic restriction of access to economic resources, employment, property or decision-making, constitutes one of the most insidious yet concealed forms of gender-based violence (GBV). By undermining economic autonomy, it entrenches dependency, constrains choice, and limits the ability of affected persons, predominantly women, to
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