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.
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?
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?
Kim Kataguiri: Once again, Mr. President, under the noble, just and worthy pretext of promoting protection for women, there are passages that are absolutely subjective and outside the scope of the matter that grant the privilege of police escort and attention from the MPF to people who are part of certain NGOs — privileges I see no reason for — and also a curtailment of freedom of expression on social networks and, once again, especially regarding gender identity, which is why I instruct against it and request a roll-call vote, Mr. President.