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This review highlights the prevalence of digital harm in domestic violence, emphasizing the need for improved intervention strategies and policy reforms.
This review thoroughly examines the misuse of digital technologies within domestic violence contexts, particularly their role in enabling coercive control. It summarizes current research on the diverse forms of this digital harm, its global prevalence, and the deep psychological, economic, and physical impacts on the victims. The paper identifies critical challenges in existing intervention strategies, from legal frameworks to technological design. Further, this analysis emphasizes the urgent need for a multi-sectoral/party approach integrating ethical technological advancements, vigilant policy reforms, and comprehensive survivor centered appoach to effectively address this dangerously evolving and complex societal challenge.
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