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Apresentação do relatório, deputada Tabata Amaral - GT Praticado em Razão de Misoginia - 10/06/2026
26 classified statements · 1 politicians · June 10, 2026 · 33 min
Statements by Tabata Amaral. 26 excerpts classified by topic and stance. Topics: Legislative Policy, Violence Against Women and Protection, Criminal Procedure, Digital Security & Online Harassment.
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Tabata Amaral
5:04
About: introduce and co-sponsor a new complementary bill on misogyny
because of their urgency and importance, and we are presenting another proposal, another bill that will be coauthored by members of the GT, which, obviously, is intended to complement the Senate text.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence announces the reading of a draft bill that will be coauthored by the GT members.
Tabata Amaral
8:13
About: criminalize acts of misogyny
In this scenario, the typification of misogyny in the Brazilian legal system, as provided for in Bill No. 896 of 2023, presents itself as an urgent measure to fill protection gaps and to name conduct that precedes and fuels the whole chain of violence against women.
Why it was classified this way · 92% confidence defines typification as an urgent measure and recommends its legal inclusion.
Tabata Amaral
9:24
About: promote preventive actions involving men to reduce violence against women
It also became evident that the criminal response, although necessary to combat impunity, must be accompanied by prevention and education policies aimed at deconstructing the culture of toxic masculinity and the value system that treats the female body as property.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence says that the criminal response should be accompanied by prevention and education.
Tabata Amaral
9:45
About: define act of misogyny in legislation
In light of all the above, we can affirm that the inclusion of misogyny in Law No. 7,716 of 1989 is a measure that ensures consistency in the legal framework, equating the gravity of these acts to other forms of prejudice and discrimination already criminalized.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence states that inclusion in Law 7.716 ensures consistency in the legal order.
Tabata Amaral
11:10
About: alter the legal wording by replacing 'hate' and 'aversion' with 'contempt' or 'discrimination' in the definition of misogyny
Thus, in order to preserve the conceptual uniformity of criminal and criminal-procedural legislation on the subject, we propose replacing the terms 'hate' and 'aversion' provided in the bill with the expressions 'contempt' or 'discrimination on the grounds of being a woman.'
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence explicitly proposes a terminological change to preserve conceptual uniformity.
Tabata Amaral
14:27
About: implement measures to combat online harassment against women and girls
Finally, note the progress of two other particularly meritorious legislative proposals aligned with the objectives of this working group, which recommends priority consideration and the approval of the following initiatives.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence recommends priority consideration and approval of initiatives on digital violence.
Tabata Amaral
15:52
About: approve measures to increase women's safety
We count on the support of the female and male deputies for the approval of this report and the proposed legislative measures, firm in the conviction that we will be contributing to the improvement of the system of protection for women.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence requests explicit support for the approval of the report and the proposed measures.
Tabata Amaral
17:10
About: define act of misogyny in legislation
For the purposes of this law, an act of misogyny is considered to be the practice, the inducement, or the incitement of contempt or discrimination against a woman, which promotes violence, denies her equality of rights, or offends her dignity, on account of her condition as a woman.
Why it was classified this way · 87% confidence reads the proposed legal definition without offering additional judgment.
Tabata Amaral
18:12
About: temporarily suspend accounts or profiles that disseminate misogynistic content
Fourth, the temporary suspension of the account or profile on an internet application used to disseminate the illicit content.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reads a legal provision that provides for the temporary suspension of accounts.
Tabata Amaral
18:23
About: temporarily suspend accounts or profiles that disseminate misogynistic content
Fifth, the temporary suspension of an account or profile on an internet application administered, directly or indirectly, by the offending user.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence reads a provision that provides for suspension of accounts administered by the offender.
Tabata Amaral
18:34
About: increase the penalty for misogyny crimes when there is monetization or profit
In the case of paragraph 2 of this article, the penalty shall be increased by one-half up to double if the crime is committed, first, with the purpose of obtaining an economic advantage, direct or indirect, including by increasing audience, engagement, reach or visibility on a media outlet or digital platform.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence reads a provision for increased penalties in case of economic advantage/monetization.
Tabata Amaral
19:12
About: guide judges to consider discriminatory acts that cause embarrassment, humiliation, or undue exposure
In interpreting this law, the judge must consider as discriminatory any attitude or treatment given to a person or to minority groups that causes embarrassment, humiliation, shame, fear or undue exposure and that would not usually be dispensed to other groups on account of color, ethnicity, religion, national origin or being a woman.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reads a rule instructing a judge to consider acts as discriminatory.
Tabata Amaral
20:18
About: apply double penalty when a crime against a woman occurs in the context of domestic and family violence
If the crime is committed against a woman in the context of domestic and family violence, the penalty shall be doubled.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence reads a provision that provides for double penalties in that context.
Tabata Amaral
20:46
About: amend laws to provide investigation and specialized care for victims of misogynistic acts and prevention measures
Amends Law No. 10,446 of May 8, 2002, Law No. 11,340 of August 7, 2006 (Lei Maria da Penha), and Law No. 14,541 of April 3, 2023, to provide for the investigation and assistance to victims of acts of misogyny and to establish measures for the prevention of domestic and family violence against women.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence announces legal changes aimed at investigating and assisting victims.
Tabata Amaral
22:57
About: unify and systematize data on domestic violence and misogyny
The promotion of studies and research, statistics and other relevant information from a gender and race or ethnicity perspective.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence reads a provision to promote studies and the national systematization of data.
Tabata Amaral
23:30
About: promote programs to strengthen family ties and develop parental skills
Item X the promotion of programs to strengthen family bonds and the development of parenting skills.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence reads the inclusion of a program to strengthen family bonds.
Tabata Amaral
24:10
About: ensure uninterrupted assistance to victims of domestic violence and acts of misogyny
of all women who have been victims of domestic and family violence, crimes against sexual dignity, femicides and acts of misogyny and shall operate continuously, including on holidays and weekends.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence reads a provision that requires uninterrupted operation of services.
Tabata Amaral
24:27
About: ensure accessibility at specialized women's police stations
Specialized police stations for assistance to women shall ensure accessibility for people with disabilities or reduced mobility in all their premises and services.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence reads a provision that requires accessibility in specialized police stations.
Tabata Amaral
25:50
About: criminalize acts of misogyny
The only request I make to you is that at no time we lose sight of the very serious crimes that are being committed at this time and that are not typified in the Penal Code.
Why it was classified this way · 89% confidence Appeals not to lose sight of very serious crimes not currently defined.
Tabata Amaral
27:21
About: approve the substitute and the draft bill in the plenary later this month
We need to approve this text still this month.
Why it was classified this way · 94% confidence Explicitly declares the need to approve the text this month.
Tabata Amaral
27:25
About: approve the substitute and the draft bill in the plenary later this month
Because while we do not approve this text, while we do not update the legislation, we will have criminals, in my view—and this is what we are proposing with this working group—who feel at ease and are being authorized every day to say that women can and should be murdered.
Why it was classified this way · 88% confidence States that non-approval permits speeches that encourage violence.
Tabata Amaral
28:36
About: approve the substitute and the draft bill in the plenary later this month
for all the effort; what I have seen are parliamentarians who almost never agree, sitting down to build a text on which they can agree and for us to continue like this until its approval, still this month, in the plenary of the Chamber of Deputies.
Why it was classified this way · 80% confidence Encourages parliamentarians to continue until approval in the plenary.
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Desconhecido
30:39
About: criminalize acts of misogyny
Therefore, it is essential to typify misogyny, to address an important gap in protection for Brazilian women.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence States that defining the offense is fundamental to close a protection gap.
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Desconhecido
30:47
About: increase the penalty for misogyny crimes when there is monetization or profit
And moreover, I wanted to also thank the incorporation of some suggestions that I consider fundamental, which deal with a specific increase in penalty when there is monetization, profit.
Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence Praises the inclusion of a specific penalty increase for monetization.
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Desconhecido
31:19
About: automatically forward digital violence notifications to security agencies
And, additionally, to request — I have already sent to my staff the incorporation of one of our bills as an indication, I do not recall the number, but it... This ensures, as already exists in many countries, that any report of violence in the digital realm is automatically forwarded to security agencies.
Why it was classified this way · 85% confidence Requests incorporation of a bill that forwards notifications automatically.
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Desconhecido
31:59
About: approve the bill under discussion
I believe that all Brazilian women will be better protected by this measure that we will advance here, I hope by consensus, and that I am sure will soon be delivered to Brazil by the plenary of this house.
Why it was classified this way · 86% confidence Hopes for consensual approval and states expanded protection for women.
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