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Women's Aid: 198,000 women financially abused by their partners

The shock statistic is being unveiled as part of a human experiment between Women's Aid and AIB which showed unsuspecting Dublin shoppers how money can be used as a weapon.

Women's Aid: 198,000 women financially abused by their partners

Mon, 29 Apr, 2019 - 08:13

Digital Desk staff

198,000 women across Ireland are financially abused by their partners.

The shock statistic is being unveiled as part of a human experiment between Women's Aid and AIB which showed unsuspecting Dublin shoppers how money can be used as a weapon.

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