The candidate for the Senate for Mato Grosso, Antônio Galvan (Avante), stated that he does not see the same emphasis on public discussion when women kill men, when commenting on the increase in cases of femicide in the State.
Galvan sees little discussion about ‘masculinicides’ in MT
The candidate for the Senate for Mato Grosso, Antônio Galvan (Avante), stated that he does not see the same emphasis on public discussion when women kill men, when commenting on the increase in cases of femicide in the State. For him, the...
It also points out that there is no difference between ‘feminicide and homicide’ and says that women die in ‘broken families’. Galvan's statements were made to the Gazeta Digital portal.
- For Galvan, ‘there doesn’t have to be a law for men and/or women’.
- “When laws are differentiated, they look like quotas,” he said.
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For him, the debate on violence must also consider the deaths of men committed by women. It also points out that there is no difference between ‘feminicide and homicide’ and says that women die in ‘broken families’.
Galvan's statements were made to the Gazeta Digital portal. Read the full text HERE.
For Galvan, ‘there doesn’t have to be a law for men and/or women’. “When laws are differentiated, they look like quotas,” he said.
He also questioned journalists. “Who agrees with quotas here?” The candidate continued, “whether the woman kills the man, because there is also a lot of this crime, I don't see there being as much emphasis on that either, as the other way around”, he stated.
For him, the increase in the number of femicides is related to the displeasure of families at home.