Minority ethnic women in the UK face economic abuse at twice the rate of white women. These are their experiences

By Punita Chowbey, Senior research fellow, Sheffield Hallam University
Kaveri Qureshi, Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Political Science, University of Edinburgh

Economic abuse may not be as obvious as physical abuse, but for the millions of people it affects in the UK, economic abuse can be totally devastating.

Economic abuse, which is recognised as a form of domestic abuse in law, involves controlling a person’s (often a woman’s) ability to acquire, use and maintain economic…

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