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.
Kim Kataguiri: 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.
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?
Kim Kataguiri: If in a church, for example, there is some statement regarding gender identity, could that be criminalized, could it be censored?