Palestine solidarity demonstrations target Rai offices across Italy

More than 100 organizations and networks joined a national demonstration in Rome. The coalition linked secure work and wages with constitutional rights, public health, environmental protection,...

The transfeminist network called demonstrations in Rome and Messina on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Organizers rejected punitive responses alone and called...

A national coalition marched against a proposed bridge linking Sicily and mainland Italy. Residents and environmental groups questioned the project’s costs, environmental effects and priorities,...

Around a thousand people marched from Susa to Venaus against the Turin–Lyon high-speed rail project. The annual march recalled the movement’s earlier resistance to construction and raised concerns...

Giovani Palestinesi di Bologna held a demonstration outside the regional Rai office, asking to read a statement criticizing the broadcaster’s coverage of Palestine. The protest raised questions...

Students, union representatives and members of the Palestinian community protested in Pisa and Florence. Police charged demonstrators in both cities; in Pisa, students had sought access to a...

More than 5,000 people marched peacefully in Pisa after police charged a student-led Palestine solidarity demonstration on 23 February. The march included school and university collectives, unions and...

The network held its transfeminist strike and march in Rome, with actions elsewhere in Italy. Participants opposed gendered violence and precarious work, while Palestinian flags and anti-war...

No Ponte activists protested during a municipal hearing where the bridge company’s chief executive was presenting the project. The meeting was suspended. Activists argued that the megaproject...

Students and activists entered a University of Turin academic senate meeting and demanded an end to institutional cooperation agreements with Israeli universities. The meeting was suspended. The...