Relatora do PL da Misoginia vai propor exce��o para discurso religioso

After extensive negotiations with right-wing lawmakers, Tabata Amaral (PSB-SP) has decided to amend the Misogyny Bill, including a provision to protect religious discourse from being targeted by the new law. This move aims to balance the bill's intent to combat misogyny with the need to preserve freedom of religious expression. The proposed changes highlight the ongoing tension between social reforms and individual liberties in Brazilian politics, reflecting broader debates about the role of religion in public life.