论文信息 - Submission to Senate Standing Committees on Legal and Constitutional Affairs: The Practice of Dowry and the Incidence of Dowry Abuse in Australia

Submission to Senate Standing Committees on Legal and Constitutional Affairs: The Practice of Dowry and the Incidence of Dowry Abuse in Australia

This Inquiry represents an important opportunity to address dowry abuse and the broader frame of reference in which it must be understood and responded to. Our submission is structured into four key sections: an outline of our research expertise and capacity, our recommendations, our response to the Terms of Reference, and our appendices, as detailed in the Table of Contents below.

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