Tabata Amaral: We watch alarming numbers of femicide and rape, which only increase day by day.
Tabata Amaral: Women are murdered inside their own homes by those who should protect them.
It is a serious omission to ignore that the hate speech that circulates freely in digital groups, on the Internet, is the fuel that arms the hand of the aggressor in the physical world.
Tabata Amaral: We cannot continue to be complicit in this institutional silence.
Tabata Amaral: That is why I have been speaking, one by one, with each Deputy, each thematic caucus, each political party, including people who rarely vote the same way I do, people from the Right, people from the Center, people who disagree with me on many things — on the economy, on the role of the State, on worldviews — but people who understood that protecting women cannot be the banner of just one party; it is the duty of all of us, a mission of this Parliament.