Family Abuse in Canada: A Comparison

This article provides a comparison of family abuse in Canada based on various factors such as health, credibility of institutions, extremity of violence, socio-economic conditions, and impact on children. It explores the physical and mental health trends among immigrant and refugee women, the role of domestic violence courts and perpetrator programs, the concept of honor killings, the socio-economic position of indigenous and mainstream women, and the effects of spousal abuse on children.