Number of registrants represents 19.6% of the 250 places reserved for this audience Mateus Xavier/g1 Bahia The deadline for victims of domestic and family violence to register for the CNH Social program ended this Tuesday (30) with 49 registered in Acre. The data comes from the State Secretariat for Women (Semulher), passed on to g1 this Thursday (2). The department had extended registrations twice and, despite attempts to increase the number of registrations, the final number represents 19.6% of the 250 places available for this public. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp ? Registration began on April 13th and would end on May 12th, but was extended until June 11th, and, again, the contest was extended until June 30th. Registration was done through the State Traffic Department (Detran-AC) website. By June 11th, the deadline for the second extension, Semulher said that the program had only 28 women registered. However, with the last date extended, the number rose after 21 more women who were victims of domestic and family violence signed up for the CNH Social program. Find out how to report cases of domestic violence in Acre READ MORE: CNH Social 2025: More than 1,800 candidates are called in the rural modality in Acre Acre has the deadliest year of this decade for women Acre has more than 4,500 app users with free CNH classes At the time, Detran-AC explained that the extensions aimed to guarantee conditions so that women in vulnerable situations could stay away from violent relationships, which are often maintained by lack mobility and independence. Still according to Detran, the number of reserved places represented 5% of the more than 5 thousand available for the program. Since it was created in 2022, the action has benefited 17 thousand people in Acre. To register in the program, the women had their data validated by CadÚnico and the Civil Police. According to Detran, Acre is the third Brazilian state to adopt this measure for women. ?High in feminicides With 14 feminicides in 2025, Acre is the Brazilian state with the highest proportional rate of murders against women, estimated at 1.58 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, according to data from the Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) obtained by g1. In the national ranking by absolute numbers, the state appears ahead of Amapá (9 cases) and Roraima (7). Compared to 2024, when eight femicides were recorded, Acre had a 75% increase in total cases in 2025. Remember the victims here. With this, the state once again reached the peak of the historical series of the last 10 years, repeating the levels observed in 2016 and 2018, which also ended with 14 occurrences each. Since 2015, Acre has recorded 122 femicides. VIDEOS: g1 The deadline for victims of domestic and family violence to register for the CNH Social program ended this Tuesday (30) with 49 registered in Acre. The data is the