# data[].attributes.body
Society often perpetuates negative stereotypes about women, associating them with characteristics such as fragility, inability and lack of productivity, which can result in discrimination and often aggression.

Every hour 26 women are assaulted in our country. That's around 632 cases of aggression a day, and most of these women go through aggression silent.

Given that threats are often made against victims, the number of complaints is still low. According to Pierre de Bourdieu, crime is the product of social excesses.

If you know a woman in this situation who doesn't take any action for the fear that her aggressor will find out, report it.

Dial 180 - Women's Helpline.

# data[].attributes.body
A gesture as simple as opening your palm and hiding your thumb under your fingers can save a life. Many women suffer from domestic violence these days. Helping them to get over this problem is a difficult point as they are often afraid to speak out. This sign means "I need help, gender-based violence" and was created for the Canadian Women's Foundation, a women's protection NGO based in Canada, by a Toronto advertising agency.

The objective was to address the increase in cases of domestic violence during the pandemic, especially in the first lockdowns, and its use has since become popular.

# data[].attributes.body
Unfortunately, violence against women is very common today. Thousands of women report that they have been threatened or suffered aggression from their partners.
Men who get up their hands to attack a woman are not men, but boys.
Women, break up relationships that they just suffer from violence and don't give up your independence.

# data[].attributes.body
The history of the world tells us how important the woman is, the essence of the life, column of the family. But, recently our society see acts of desrespect to the womans, increasing in abuses of violence. Every woman need safety and equality in his life, she should be respect, living with no one man's agression.

Even if the problem is global, the brazilian State have to interview, look into every case and detain the agressor, teaching the victim to how alert. The State also have to support every woman in their recoverys, helping her to go through this situation and continue her life mentaly healthy.

The brazilian book Reverse Side of the Skin (Avesso da Pele) of the brazilian writer Jeferson Tenório, tell the history of a black woman who lived acts of violence of their boyfriend because the color of his skin. The right interview of the State could safe his life.

# data[].attributes.body
The objective of the campaign is to try to combat violence involving women as much as possible.

The first step in eradicating violence against women is to "Speak Up." We must encourage women to share their stories, and we must listen with empathy and without judgment. Only by speaking up can we start to break the silence that shrouds this issue.

We must "Stand By" survivors and victims of violence, offering them the support and resources they need. Together, we can create a network of safety and empowerment. Standing by those affected is a crucial part of the solution.

Violence against women is a global epidemic that affects all of us. Let us "Speak Up" and "Stand By" the women who have been impacted. It is our collective responsibility to raise awareness, promote equality, and work towards a world where women can live without fear.

# data[].attributes.body
Physical violence against women is a serious and widespread problem that transcends social, economic and cultural barriers. Many women face attacks in their homes, where they should find safety. It is essential to understand that domestic violence is not a rare phenomenon, but rather a structural challenge that affects countless women around the world, manifesting itself in different ways, including physical, moral, psychological, sexual and property aggression, perpetuating a difficult cycle to break up.

The consequences of physical violence against women go beyond personal suffering and impact society as a whole. Fear, shame and lack of financial resources often keep victims trapped by their abusers, making it difficult for them to seek help. It is essential to recognize that violence often culminates in femicides, with separation being a particularly dangerous moment for women, where the majority of cases occur.

Addressing physical violence against women requires a comprehensive and ongoing approach. Protecting victims and punishing aggressors is fundamental, but not sufficient. The integration of this topic into school curricula, the development of public prevention policies, awareness campaigns and the dissemination of laws to protect women's rights are essential measures. Violence against women is not only a private problem, but also a social and public issue that has implications for the economy and society as a whole. Alarming data indicate that around a third of all women have been victims of physical and/or sexual violence by their partners. Awareness and continued action are crucial to eradicating this problem. #ViolenceAgainstWomen #Awareness #EndViolence

# data[].attributes.body
After long decades upon decades of prejudice and deep imbued hatred against women, we have to acknowledge our dificulties in the fight against discrimination, and stand up for what's right.

Women have fought for their rights, and have acomplished lots. The right to vote, work, to be independent and to be treated as they should rightfully be.

The patriarcal roots in our society are beign slowy pulled out of our comunities, those of which have damaged the image of women, as well as created false stereotypes that get into our daily life, causing even more damage to our image of women.

Whithout propper respect, things like violence and hatred againt women will come out of all of us, even in the simplest things, which will only aggravate the problem of violence and sexism in our comunities.

# data[].attributes.body
It is common knowledge that feminicide is an issue worthy of recognition and caution, as it affects women from various regions of the world. There are several laws that guarantee their rights, but are they really being implemented in a way that benefits them and reduces gender inequalities?
 According to Dalmo de Abreu Dallari: “Citizenship expresses a set of rights that gives the person the possibility of actively participating in the life and government of their people” that is, there are several rights and duties that make up the federal constitution and that have a fundamental nature to run society in a fair and egalitarian manner. However, it is noticeable in society that treatment between these two genders is not given equally, we can mention the difficulty that women have in occupying a professional space, salary inequalities, their smaller presence in politics, the harassment they suffer , in addition to violence at all levels, which we were able to identify through the high rates of femicide.
  Although women are not passive victims of male violence, Saffioti maintained that men are the dominant group and women are the subjugated group. In the interpretation of Bandeira (2006), the scholar Saffioti argued that, since women and men do not occupy the same position of power, women's participation in violent gender relations is informed by threats and concrete violence, rather than “consent”. and knowledge to make informed decisions. In short, women would not be “accomplices” to violence (Saffioti, 2001, p. 126), as interpreted by Chauí (1985) and Gregori (1993), nor would there be one gender condition inferior to the other.
Therefore, there must be more effective ways of reporting for victims, so that their integrity, as well as their dignity, are not harmed, not even through humiliation, and that forms of investigation are carried out in a cautious manner.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
Continuing to run away from the facts will not help, stand up

# data[].attributes.headline
Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women Prevention

# data[].attributes.subject
Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women Prevention

# data[].attributes.body
Without any doubt, the violence against women is a problem that our society tries to ignore. However, it's important to don't give up all progress we already achieved. The exponent grow of feminist movements had put women in places we never would imagine. It can't stop. The government have to put effort into ending up the multiple effects domestic abuse causes, and the community has to offer help and support to the victims.

# data[].attributes.body
Every year we go trough news with that kind of information:

97% OF WOMEN HAVE BEEN VICTIMS OF HARASSMENT IN TRANSPORTATION
BRAZIL RECORDS 1206 CASES OF FEMINICIDE this year (2018).

PER DAY, 606 CASES OF WILLFUL BODILY INJURY UNDER THE MARIA DA PENHA LAW.
1,6 millions woman was beaten or suffered strangulation attemps in Brazil.

22 millions woman suffered some type of harassment.

Why we dont look out to the millions of lifes that suffers every day?

This began with you, dont be quiet, report it.

# data[].attributes.body
Maria da Penha Law (11,340/2006): Creates mechanisms to curb domestic and family violence against women and establishes assistance and protection measures.

Carolina Dieckmann Law (12,737/2012): Made it a crime to invade electronic devices to obtain private data.

Next Minute Law (12,845/2013): Offers guarantees to victims of sexual violence, such as immediate care from the SUS, medical, psychological and social support, preventive exams and information about their rights.

Joana Maranhão Law (12,650/2015): Changed the deadlines for the prescription of crimes of sexual abuse of children and adolescents. The statute of limitations came into effect after the victim turned 18, and the deadline for reporting increased to 20 years.

Feminicide Law (13,104/2015): Provides for feminicide as a qualifying circumstance for the crime of homicide, that is, when a crime goes against a woman for reasons of her female gender.

# data[].attributes.body
The woman come from Adão's rib.

Didn't come about his foot, because she isn't submiss to him,

Didn't come about his head, because she isn't superior,

She came from close to the arm, because she cares for others,

She cames from even close to the Heart, because she's lovely.

So don't despise them.

# data[].attributes.attachment_link.title
A mulher veio da costela de adão Não veio dos pés, pois ela não é submissa ao homem, Não veio da cabeça, pois não é superior, Veio de perto do braço, pois é companheira Veio de ainda mais perto do