Brazil reinforces support for women victims of violence with a new parliamentary commission and an STF ruling guaranteeing social security benefits during recovery.
The 5th ONMP meeting in Brasília highlighted research and initiatives combating political violence against women and promoting their representation in Brazilian politics.
Brazil faces mounting political turmoil in Brasília alongside severe barriers to women's political participation, amplifying tensions ahead of the 2026 elections.
Deputy Gleice's death threats expose the critical issue of political violence against women in Brazil, underscored by a study revealing pervasive digital misogyny and its harmful impacts on women politicians.
Brazil expands measures to boost women's political participation while grappling with rising violence and legislative setbacks on reproductive rights in 2025.
Nationwide protests in Brazil demand urgent actions against record-high feminicide rates in 2025, spotlighting systemic issues and state neglect.
Santa Maria councilor Helen Cabral faced misogynistic political aggression during a chamber session, prompting legal action and calls for institutional accountability.
Brazil has made Sala Lilás a permanent policy within the SUS health system, providing specialized support spaces for women affected by violence.
TRE-MT will hold a virtual meeting addressing legal and social barriers to women's political participation in Brazil, featuring key activists and legal experts.
The 5th National Conference on Women's Policies in Brasília advanced Brazil's women's agenda but saw cautious government stance on abortion rights despite strong support from delegates.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies convenes a roundtable to address and combat gender and race-based political violence, advancing efforts to ensure parity in political representation.
The CBF has announced increased professional contracts, expanded competitions, and significant investment in women's football in Brazil ahead of hosting the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Fortaleza prepares to host the III Fórum Mulheres Mercosul-União Europeia to promote women's leadership in international trade, alongside grassroots and national female entrepreneurship initiatives.
Brazil advances support for women-led businesses through a R$2.5 million fund and a new cooperative promoting sustainable entrepreneurship.
Pioneering black politician Theodosina Ribeiro’s legacy highlights ongoing challenges and reforms addressing black women’s underrepresentation in Brazilian politics.
The Zap Delas service, aimed at combating political violence against women in Brazil, has received 123 complaints within its first month, including cases involving two sitting senators.
The 11th Congresso Mineiro de Vereadores spotlighted women's political influence, urban sustainability plans, and technology's role in municipal governance in Minas Gerais.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approves a bill to boost women's participation in science nationwide, complemented by a Fapesc report showcasing regional gains in Santa Catarina's female-led science and innovation.
Brazilian authorities intensify efforts against gender-based political violence to improve women's participation and strengthen democracy, amid stark underrepresentation and ongoing legal action.
Brazil approves a 20-day paternity leave extension to promote caregiving equality, though experts urge more profound societal shifts to balance gender roles in childcare.
Brazil's legislature has passed a project complicating abortion access for minors while a new municipal policy seeks to empower rural women in São Luís.
The National Corregedoria has proposed a detailed recommendation to combat political violence against women, reinforcing protective measures within Brazil's public institutions aligned with international human rights laws.
Brazil's women's national football team defeated reigning Euro champions England 2-1 at Etihad Stadium in a resilient performance despite playing with a player less for most of the match.
A major dialogue in Araguaína spotlights the underrepresentation of women in Tocantins politics and encourages greater female political engagement.
Brazil's women's national team faces England in a key friendly, while a youth match in Mogi supports breast cancer awareness, highlighting October 25’s significant football events.
Brazil advances women's political participation and safety with the launch of 'Zap Delas' and a key political event addressing challenges faced by women in politics.
The Brazilian women's football team has started training in England ahead of friendly matches against England and Italy later this month.
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court is set to rule on decriminalizing abortion up to 12 weeks amidst controversy over Minister Barroso’s retirement and legal opposition.
A decree by President Lula expanding first lady Janja's presidential cabinet access faces opposition criticism, defended as legal and transparent by government officials.
Brazil launches DataMulheres platform and new women’s health and support policies, including breast cancer initiatives and pensions for feminicide victims' children.
Major Brazilian conferences address women's political representation and feminist mobilization.
Brazil's legislative progress includes a debate on women's political representation and a proposal to enhance gender equity in public security.
Petrobras enhances women's football visibility in Brazil while Parauapebas revives rural football contests.
Brazil's women's team will play a friendly match against Italy on October 28, 2025.
Support for women's sports teams in Brazil is strengthening, particularly in São Paulo, with significant backing from local unions.
Women's football in Brazil is increasingly gaining visibility and support, especially in Paraíba.
Brazilian leaders engage at the UN to champion climate justice and gender equality.
Brazilian initiatives push for gender equality in politics and military justice.
A new partnership aims to combat gender-based political violence as concerns rise following recent incidents.
Bahia defeats Atlético-MG to progress in the Women's Copa do Brasil, thanks to a goal by Wendy Carballo.