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Overview
- New data show 1,492 femicides in 2024, averaging about four women killed per day.
- High-profile assaults, including the case of Tainara in São Paulo and another in Belém, fueled outrage and led to Levante Mulheres Vivas marches in 20 states and the Federal District on Dec. 7.
- Most alleged attackers are current or former partners, with violence frequently tied to control and jealousy.
- Despite stiffer penalties that can reach 40 years, specialists say prevention, protection networks and justice responses remain inadequate.
- Only 14.7% of the R$1.4 billion set for the 2024 National Pact’s action plan has been executed, as President Lula urges male engagement and STF minister Cármen Lúcia calls for an integrated support network and education.