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What Tabata Amaral said about criminalize acts of misogyny

About: criminalize acts of misogyny

Tabata Amaral: This is a bill that was introduced by Senator Ana Paula Lobato.

Tabata Amaral: I have the honor and the duty of serving as rapporteur for it in the Chamber.

And, as Jack and Dorinha have already said — I will not dwell on it — you cannot talk about opportunity while women are being murdered and raped.

Tabata Amaral · 21:26

Tabata Amaral: You cannot talk only about work, only about education, while so-called YouTubers and influencers are recording videos teaching how to drug a woman, rape her, and then publicize that video afterwards.

Tabata Amaral: This is what we want to combat. And, with a lot of dialogue with the left and the right, we will be able to criminalize these acts of misogyny, of hatred against women.

Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence

Uses femicide and rape as normative justification for criminalization.

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