This paper aims via interviews at giving voices to women made invisible with Ana, Lúcia, Maria, Célia, Clara, Luisa e Julia, fictitious names of women from Complexo do Salgueiro. Through women s these stories, the study intends to view them as subject of rigths and to promote the visibility of these voices. The dissertation approaches the social and political consequences of the police operations which occure in the State of Rio de Janeiro, focusing on the mass murder in Complexo do Salgueiro on March, 23, 2023. The analysis includes interviews with the seven residentes of the community, revealing the systematic violence and its impact on their lives. The hearing of the volunteers highlighted the importance of the victims humanization, approaching issues such as racial profiiling, racism denial, decolonialism, regarding the words of Lélia Gonzáles, Thula Pires, Franz Fanon, Rita Segato, Rachel Gouveia e Anibal Quijano. The study explores the intersectionalities between race and gender, emphasizing the violence faced by black women. The omission of the State and its permomance in peripheral communities by means of force and violence were reported in all testimonies. The black of opportunities and constant interruption of school days due to the police interventios were frequently mentioned, contributing negatively to the students learning processs. In addiotion, the lack of transport, the fear of the police and the harm to the women s mental health were also reported. Lastly, this paper aims at contributing to future actions and policies which guarantee the the acess to rights in peripheries are crucial, and and it also shows how the presente State security police lethality. The paper emphasis the urge of external fores to reduce damage to human life.