Sâmia Bomfim

Sâmia de Souza Bomfim (known as Sâmia Bomfim ) is a Brazilian politician, feminist, and activist , born on August 22, 1989, in Presidente Prudente (SP) . A graduate in Philosophy from the University of São Paulo (USP) , she began her political career in the student movement and in activism for human rights, gender equality, and social justice . She served as a city councilor in São Paulo (2017–2018) before being elected federal deputy for the state of São Paulo in 2018 , and re-elected in 2022 for her second term in the 57th Legislature (2023–2027) by the PSOL (PSOL-REDE Federation) . She was one of the most voted PSOL parliamentarians in the state in her last election, with a strong base in feminist and social agendas.

Political career

In her political career , Sâmia Bomfim has established herself as one of the most active voices in the progressive caucus, especially in women's rights, human rights, the environment, and social justice . In the House of Representatives, she was the third deputy coordinator of the Women's Caucus in the 2023-2025 term , a position of articulation for gender equality agendas, and she serves on permanent committees focused on these issues, in addition to chairing the Special Subcommittee on Air Conditioning in Schools , a body created within the Education Committee to discuss thermal comfort and school infrastructure in the country.

Performance in the House of Representatives

In the National Congress , Sâmia Bomfim has an active and multifaceted legislative role, focusing on gender equality, the environment, digital rights, and anti-corruption regulations . In short, her work includes the presentation of bills such as PL 6020/2025 , which amends Law No. 14.133/2021 to prevent companies convicted of moral harassment from participating in bidding processes and contracting ; PL 3234/2025 , which establishes the Climate Responsibility Contribution on Luxury Air Transport, applicable to private jets and tickets in premium classes ; and PL 3898/2025 , which prohibits the direct or indirect monetization of digital or audiovisual content that focuses on the image or participation of children and adolescents on social media platforms . In previous years, he presented proposals such as Bill 4878/2024 , which amends Law No. 14,531/2023 to name it the "David Miranda Law," and Bill 1092/2024 , which expands the temporary job security of pregnant women hired for a fixed term , reflecting his commitment to labor rights, social protection, digital security, and climate justice in the country.