Domestic violence interferes with every major capability in women’s lives. This paper examines the factors that trigger domestic violence. Findings reveal that there is no single factor that triggers violence but rather one factor is coupled with another. However, findings show domestic violence is not automatically deterred through attainment of education and income but access to economic resources has in some cases enhanced women’s capabilities to make meaningful choices, including escaping violent situations and accessing mechanisms for protection.

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Kurian, Rachel
hdl.handle.net/2105/8737
Women, Gender, Development (WGD)
International Institute of Social Studies

Rugalabam, Jacqueline. (2010, December 17). Domestic violence in Tanzania: The experience of women in Chamwino rural district in Dodoma. Women, Gender, Development (WGD). Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/2105/8737