According to the latest report from the federal panel Ligue 180, women in the Ribeirão Preto region endured an average of 13 types of violence per day during 2025. These alarming statistics highlight various forms of domestic abuse, including physical, psychological, sexual, patrimonial, and moral violations. The panel, developed by the Ministry of Women, serves as a vital tool in tracking and publicizing data related to violence against women in Brazil, while also providing a map of protection services available to victims.

The report states that a total of 5,063 violations were reported last year across Ribeirão Preto, Franca, Sertãozinho, and Barretos, indicating a pervasive problem of domestic violence in these areas. It underscores the frightening reality that most reported cases of violence occur within the victim's home or in shared residences with their aggressors, demonstrating that the threat of violence is often closer than imagined. These statistics not only reveal the severity of the issue but also signify a broader societal problem requiring immediate attention and action.

In response to the alarming rise in reported cases, the State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) has acknowledged the urgency of addressing violence against women. Notably, they highlighted the innovative use of electronic ankle bracelets to monitor offenders, a measure aimed at improving the safety of victims and decreasing the level of domestic violence. With this information, there is an urgent need for comprehensive strategies to combat domestic violence in the region, ensuring both immediate protection for victims and long-term solutions to prevent future incidents.