Abstract
Legislation criminalising coercive control in intimate relationships is being considered in Australia. Currently, there is no consensus on the contents of such legislation, let alone an understanding of how coercive control manifests in LGBTQ+ relationships, and even less data specifically concerning transgender relationships to inform this legislation. This article aims to review what is known so that before legislation is drafted, its effects on transgender people can be considered to make sure that their unique requirements are addressed. Targeted research on the experiences of coercive control in transgender people’s relationships is necessary to ensure their perspectives are considered in national legal responses. In addition, recommendations will be made for how to avoid further disadvantages for transgender people.
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