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High Rates of Domestic Abuse Among Disabled Women
The study found that a majority of disabled women in the UK had experienced domestic abuse, with assault and rape rates being double those of non-disabled women. The risk of abuse was applicable regardless of age, ethnicity, or sexuality.
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Abuse Often Exploits the Woman’s Impairment
Barriers to Escaping Abuse for Disabled Women
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Lack of Recognition from Service Providers
Intersectional Disadvantage in Accessing Support
Inadequate Service Provision
Psychological Impacts of Being Disbelieved
Risks of Institutionalisation as a Response to Abuse
Recommendations for Improving Outcomes for Disabled Women