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Brazil: Operation Mulher Segura arrests over 57,000 aggressors

The Brazilian Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) reported that the 'Operação Mulher Segura 2026' has arrested 57,790 aggressors and assisted 228,000 victims over a 141-day period. The operation, which reached 4,253 municipalities, involved 123,878 police officers and 44,906 vehicles.

Of the total arrests, 49,129 were made in flagrante delicto, while 8,661 were executed via judicial warrants. The most frequent offenses recorded include bodily injury (16,644 cases), threats (15,019 cases), and the violation of urgent protective measures (4,949 cases). Regionally, the South accounted for the highest percentage of arrests at 36%, followed by the Center-West at 26%, the Southeast at 18%, the Northeast at 15%, and the North at 4%. The Southeast region saw the highest concentration of victims assisted, totaling 33%.

In a separate initiative, the Rede Justiça Criminal launched the 'Vote Segura' campaign. This campaign provides a guide with 11 legislative recommendations for newly elected members of the National Congress to help combat gender-based violence. The guide emphasizes permanent public policies, evidence-based decision-making, and strengthened coordination between federal entities to address the high rates of feminicide in the country.

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Brazil · Ministry of Justice and Public Security · National Public Security Secretariat · Rede Justiça Criminal

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