Brazilian Minister: The woman must be subject

Brazil The controversial Minister of Family and Human Rights of the government of Jair Bolsonaro badured the House of Representatives of Brazil that "the married woman should be subjected to the man". Damares Alves, the evangelical pastor who openly stated that she was against the rights of the LGTBI community and whose title is still in question, referred to her "Christian conception" to praise the patriarchal principles of religious institutions. Away from the progress made in the world through the struggle of women, the official explained that "the man is the leader" in a husband and wife relationship.

"In my Christian conception, the woman, yes, in marriage is subject to the man and it is a matter of faith," said the minister to the Commission for the Defense of Women's Rights at the House of Representatives. Surrounded by critics, he went on to say that "that does not mean that all women have to be submissive and have to look down at the boss, the aggressor and the men who are there". Network users expressed outrage at the minister's statements, as well as when she announced that she would usher in "a new era" in which "the child wears the blue and the girl in rose "shortly after coming to power. functions. "It's a question of freedom of religion, guaranteed by the Constitution, do not believe the lies they say about it," he defended himself.