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  • 1Department of Religious Studies and Philosophy, Kyambogo University, Kampala, Uganda.

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Digital intimate partner violence in Uganda involves tech-enabled control tactics. Survivors create "evidence packages" to navigate safety concerns and institutional validation challenges.

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  • Sociology of intimate partner violence
  • Digital sociology
  • Technology and society

Background:

  • Tech-facilitated intimate partner violence (IPV) is prevalent in Uganda.
  • Digital control tactics include phone confiscation, monitoring, and financial coercion.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Examine digital coercive control as household governance.
  • Analyze how survivors and supporters produce evidence under threat.
  • Investigate the social distribution of evidentiary credibility.

Main Methods:

  • Comparative qualitative research in Kampala, a regional town, and a rural district.
  • Analysis of "evidence packages" (screenshots, voice notes, timelines, witnesses).
  • Focus on safety calculations, stigma, and institutional validation.

Main Results:

  • Digital control reshapes access to communication and finances.
  • Evidence creation is influenced by safety, stigma, and social position.
  • Institutions variably validate or dismiss digital evidence.

Conclusions:

  • Evidentiary credibility of digital traces is socially distributed.
  • A low-resource approach to safer evidence intake is proposed.
  • Emphasis on patterned coercive control and survivor safety is crucial.