Sexual Abuse Sexual abuse is forced participation in any type of sexual activity. No one, not even a husband, has the right to force a woman to participate in sexual activity if she doesn't want to. If your husband forces you or uses threats to make you take part in sexual activity, he can be charged with sexual assault. Aggravated sexual assault is committed when the attack wounds, maims, disfigures, or endangers the life of the victim. It is seen as a sexual assault.
Sexual assault can occur between people who are married.
Financial Abuse Financial abuse means having no access to the family's money. For example, if you work with your husband, but you do not have your own money. You have to beg your husband to buy you things. Criminal offences involving money, such as theft, fraud, or forgery, can be difficult to prove in a family situation. If your husband forges your signature to get money from your personal chequing account, he might be charged.