Any act or behaviour which causes economic harm to an individual. Economic violence can take the form of, for example, property damage, restricting access to financial resources, education or the labour market, or not complying with economic responsibilities, such as alimony.
… will have equal pay for work of equal value . And violence against women and domestic violence will be … We need further measures to support the drivers of women’s economic empowerment to overcome existing systemic barriers. … care. Otherwise, women face the burdensome reality of economic instability because they cannot fully participate in …
… loss of child support and domestic exploitation and violence. MOBI supports them in securing a living, obtaining … and when necessary, counsellors address issues around violence against women. Women who are in the programme over a … The opportunity to build their own career and to secure economic independence has been opened up. Women participants …
… the Homelike organization addressing and investigating violence against women in vulnerable situations and providing … children increased among the homeless during the period of economic crisis.[ 2 ] Research conducted by the NGO Homelike … of homeless men. Homeless women experience severe forms of violence including sexual violence and many are survivors of …
… for sexual exploitation from their situation of violence and associated poverty and to enable their full … that remain for a long time after their release, economic dependence on the procurers, lack of awareness of … exploitation every year. More than 700 women receive economic, social, training and employment support annually. …
… value of the European Union and is recognised as vital to economic growth, prosperity and competitiveness. The … by two satellites domains (intersecting inequalities and violence). It has been developed to provide a measure of how …