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• TITLE: Human Rights and Gender Proposals Made by the Women Federal Deputies in Brazil (2019-2022)

  AUTHORS: Maurício Loboda Fronzaglia, Natalie Verndl

  KEYWORDS: Brazilian Women Deputies, Human Rights Agenda, Feminist Agenda, Public Policy

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.12 No.9, September 14, 2024

  ABSTRACT: This article identifies the legislative proposals (LP) on human rights and gender issues in Brazil presented by women federal deputies in the 56th legislature (2019-2022). We intend to identify, classify, and analyze its content through discourse analysis and some specific tools developed by the cognitive approach in public policy to observe what agenda these proposals represent, we will use the concepts of referential provides by the political sociology of public action to analyze the legislative proposals on human rights and gender. We must emphasize the importance and influence of women deputies in an undeniable male reality in the Chamber of Deputies environment.