Violence Changes Routine and Choices of 98% of Brazilian Women
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At least 94% of women say they feel unsafe in the face of violence, according to the research Safety of women: perception of Brazilian society about violence, carried out by the institutes Patrícia Galvão and Locomotiva, with support from Uber. The survey points out that fear changes daily habits, displacements and decisions.
Forbes, the world's most conceptualized business and economic magazine. Feeling of insecurity that affects women causes them to change behaviors and limits their choices in relation to leisure, mobility, work and study The post Violence Change Routine and Choices of 98% of Brazilian women appeared first in Forbes Brazil.
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Photo: Reproduction/Marcelo Camargo/Agência BrasilLevantamento listened to 1.5 thousand people throughout the country and will be presented at the 20th Meeting of the Brazilian Public Security Forum The post Fear of violence changes routine and choices of 98% of women in Brazil, says research apareceu primeiro em Polémica Paraíba.
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gazetaweb.comData collected by the Institutes Patrícia Galvão and Locomotiva indicate that fear interferes with women's habits, displacements and decisions in everyday life
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