SlutWalk São Paulo 2012

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Slutwalk São Paulo walking at Paulista Avenue in São Paulo.

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Women protest against sexual violence and machismo.

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Protester holds a poster "I'm a bitch because i'm free".

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Protesters preparing the SlutWalk São Paulo.

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Protester wrote in her body "My body, my rules" in Slut Walk São Paulo 2012.

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Protesters making posters against sexual violence.

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Protesters making speeches against machism and sexual violence. "Every woman has the right of a life without violence" on poster.

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Mom and daughter holding a plate "We are free".

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Girl paints her body with word "Free".

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Girls takes off her shirts and painting her bodys in protest.

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Protesters holding poster with the words "Liberty and Equality".

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I did not come from your rib, you who came to my uterus, says poster.

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Girl protesting against rape.

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Protesters making speeches about women's liberty.

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Protesters occupying Paulista Avenue in São Paulo.

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Protesters holding posters against sexual violence and machismo. "For the right to be free without fear".

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Girls painting their bodies in protest against machismo and sexual violence.

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Protesters holding posters against sexual violence and machism. "For the right to be free without fear".

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Slutwalk São Paulo takes the streets.

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Slutwalk São Paulo walking at Paulista Avenue in São Paulo.

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Slutwalk São Paulo walking at Paulista Avenue in São Paulo.

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Protester holding a poster "The body is only mine".

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Slutwalk São Paulo goes to downtown trough Augusta Street.

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Protester "My body is only mine".

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Protester holding a plate "My ass is not public property".

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SlutWalk São Paulo is a protest that occurred at Paulista Avenue, the financial center of São Paulo, Brazil. Women of all ages protested against sexual violence, machismo, sexual possession and other abuses against women. Called "Marcha das Vadias" the protest ocurred the second straight year. Almost one thousand protester and supporters marched in Paulista Avenue to the downtown of São Paulo. The event occurred at the same time in another 13 cities in Brazil.