São Paulo state reports 45% rise in femicide victims
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São Paulo state experienced a 45% increase in femicide victims as of April 2026. This rise in gender-based killings highlights ongoing challenges in protecting women from violence in Brazil. Companies in the region are increasingly recognized as important actors in efforts to address and reduce gender-based violence.
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- •The 45% increase in femicide victims was reported in São Paulo state in early 2026.
- •Gender-based violence remains a critical issue affecting women's safety in Brazil.
- •Local companies are playing a growing role in initiatives to combat gender-based violence.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸São Paulo government increases funding for women's protection programs The rate of femicide could decrease, improving safety for women and reducing social costs.
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