While colonialism has had a profound and lasting impact on societies around the world, it is not accurate to claim that it is a major cause of domestic abuse against women. Domestic abuse is a complex issue influenced by various societal, cultural, economic, and psychological factors. While colonialism may have exacerbated existing patriarchal structures and gender inequalities, it is essential to recognize that domestic abuse transcends geographical boundaries and historical periods. Domestic abuse is a persistent problem that requires a comprehensive approach that addresses root causes, cultural norms, and power imbalances within societies.