Kim Kataguiri: Recently, we had an illegal decree by the Lula Government granting superpowers to the Attorney General's Office and to the ANPD to take social media content down concerning opinions about the Government's public policies, which can be analyzed subjectively, without the right to a judicial process, without adversarial proceedings, without full defense.
Kim Kataguiri: Once again, there is the text of a law here that, if approved, increases the subjective power to censor speech on social networks.
Another point here, once again raising an always-controversial topic in this chamber, about respect for gender identity — anything that belittles or that has the character of denigrating gender identity.
Kim Kataguiri: Well, if I say, for example, that a trans woman is a biological man, would that be classified as a crime under the law?
Kim Kataguiri: Will my remark, this speech of mine, be censored?