Significados de coercive control en inglés

She said: There's a general underestimate of how dangerous coercive control is.

The proposed Bill will also provide for a new criminal offence of coercive control.

We see the apotheosis of patriarchal behaviour in the most dangerous form of domestic abuse: coercive control.

I was woefully ignorant about the damage being done to so many lives by coercive control, for example.

However, Neate said because coercive control is a "complex area" it is important to get it right.

Mr Baker exerted coercive control over her in ways including verbal abuse, intimidation, emotional abuse and influencing service providers.

Women's rights activists in Belfast are calling for the British government to introduce legislation around coercive control and stalking.

The participants will be asked to be alert to warning signs of domestic abuse, such as non-physical coercive control.

Sandra Horley, the chief executive of Refuge, said she did not believe that criminalising coercive control was the right solution.

It will coincide with the end of an eight-week Home Office consultation period on whether coercive control should be criminalised.

The Small Steps 4 Hannah Foundation will also soon start lobbying for coercive control to be recognised as a criminal offence.

It's a way of not only coercive control, but also sort of cooperative control where you participate in your own management.

Oh, and men will no longer be allowed to exercise coercive control over the women with whom they are in relationships.

In 2015, Britain made coercive control a crime, seeking to capture abusers who persistently undermine or control their partners through psychological means.

This year, their conference is hosted by the University of Salford which offers a postgraduate course in the psychology of coercive control.

Kevin Dunleavy (33) pleaded guilty at Letterkenny Circuit Court to charges including coercive control, harassment and making threats to damage property.