KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 27 (Bernama) -- Being denied money for clothing, reprimanded over online purchases or forced to rely entirely on a partner for personal needs are among the situations that may constitute economic abuse within a household.
Denying Spouse Money May Constitute Domestic Violence - Nancy
Nancy Shukri, domestic violence, family, financial
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Denying a spouse money for basic needs or controlling their spending may be considered economic abuse, according to Malaysia's Women Minister Nancy Shukri.
- Economic abuse includes denying money for clothing or household needs, affecting financial autonomy.
- Domestic violence includes economic control, not just physical or emotional abuse.
- Police data shows rising domestic violence cases in Malaysia from 2023 to 2025.
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