In a shockingly brief 100-second session on Tuesday, Brazil's Senate approved a bill that shields child rapists by making it harder for victims of sexual violence to access abortion, potentially forcing children into motherhood. This move underscores a troubling disregard for the long-standing rights of vulnerable victims, enabling perpetrators to evade justice while perpetuating cycles of abuse and trauma. This decision has profound implications, not just for victims, but for the entire society's approach to addressing sexual violence and protecting the most vulnerable.