The president of the Chamber of Deputies, Hugo Motta (Republicans-PB), announced that the plenary will vote this week on a bill equating misogyny with racism. The proposal was already approved by the Senate and discussed in a working group created by the Chamber to review the text. The bill defines misogyny as practices, inducements, or incitement of contempt or discrimination against women when such conduct promotes violence, denies equal rights, or offends female dignity due to being a woman. It includes this behavior in legislation addressing crimes resulting from discrimination and bias. S
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