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What Samara Martins said about approve legislation criminalizing acts of misogyny in the Chamber of Deputies

About: approve legislation criminalizing acts of misogyny in the Chamber of Deputies

Samara Martins: And staying on the internet, because we say, we even say the internet needs regulation, because it's not like this.

Samara Martins: It's not to be able to say anything and invoke so‑called freedom of expression, which is actually for some, but not for others.

Where someone goes online to spread misogyny, to spread violence against women, those pages don't get taken down.

Samara Martins · 155:55

Samara Martins: Then if we go to denounce Israel, our page gets taken down.

Samara Martins: So it serves more that sector, that class, those who are defended by the algorithms of these big techs.

Why it was classified this way · 90% confidence

regrets that misogynistic pages remain online.

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