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What is the Economic Justice Monitor?

 The Economic Justice Monitor collects and analyses data on how economic abuse 'shows up' in successful prosecutions of the Controlling or Coercive Behaviour (CCB) offence. It explores what can be done to address economic loss arising from domestic abuse, leading to economic justice for victim-survivors.

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Training for family mediators

In summer 2026, Nicola Sharp-Jeffs was invited to provide content on economic abuse for a training package developed by Fair Training. Run on behalf of the Family Mediation Council, the training supported implementation of the domestic abuse screening and assessment resource.

The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Committee

On 21 May 2026, Nicola Sharp-Jeffs gave oral evidence to the Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Committee on the definition of economic abuse. She also submitted written evidence on the importance of economic justice.

10 years of the CCB Offence

10 years of the CCB Offence

Nicola Sharp-Jeffs spoke at a parliamentary event in December 2025 about the significance of bringing economic abuse into plain sight through the Controlling or Coercive Behaviour Offence. More here.

Contact: nicola@economicjusticemonitor.org.uk

Contact: nicola@economicjusticemonitor.org.uk

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