Can my adviser publish an under review work without my consent?
Can my advisers publish this work without my consent? 


No. But why would you refuse it? Just to harm your supervisor? That seems petty. You have nothing to gain by sabotaging her and throwing away months or years of work for both of you.

If the problem is that you have no time to work on the paper anymore, just write that to her. She might be happy to finish the work herself.


  Can they remove my name from the paper given the fact that I will not work on this paper anymore? 


No. Assuming your past contribution was substantial, you are rightfully an author.

It would be a major faux pas for her to try to get it published without your name. You'd have every right to complain and ask for retraction, and plenty of evidence from your dissertation (if what you write is correct). That sounds like major academic misconduct. Her reputation, and possibly also her job, would be at stake.


  How do I need to communicate this with area editor if at all? 


What do you wish to communicate exactly? Are you afraid that she is going to remove you from the list of authors? That seems an unreasonable concern to me. (See above.)