Samara Martins: And it is structured in this capitalist system that... also exploits women and is based on oppression, on gender oppression, on racial oppression, because besides women receiving about 23% less than men, and black women receiving roughly 53% less than men, the debate on violence... to end violence against women is not only a moral debate, it is not only a question of concept, it is an economic debate.
Samara Martins: It is necessary to guarantee housing so that women, so that we women, do not have to live with our attackers.
It is necessary to guarantee income, and that is why we have advocated a 100% increase of the minimum wage, so that women do not depend financially on their attackers.
Samara Martins: It is necessary to guarantee daycare, it is necessary to guarantee communal laundries, it is necessary... It is necessary to guarantee subsidized restaurants, because that indeed guarantees the emancipation of women in our country.
Samara Martins: And it is necessary to criminalize all misogyny that spreads hatred, that spreads the idea that we women are inferior to men, including holding digital platforms accountable that ensure this hatred is propagated.