Referendum campaign joins citizenship rights and labor protections

Across Italy, groups marked the 80th anniversary of liberation from fascism with calls against war and the destruction in Gaza. USB and allied movements argued that the Resistance’s legacy required...

More than 50 lesbian, transfeminist, queer and allied associations, groups and individuals organized the first Italian Dyke March in Rome. Held around International Lesbian Visibility Day, the march...

The A Pieno Regime network brought unions, student collectives, anti-racist, housing and environmental groups together in Rome against the Security Decree. The coalition argued that the law would...

Tens of thousands marched in Rome in a demonstration called by opposition parties. Participants demanded an end to the war and criticized the Italian government’s response. Palestinian, peace and...

CALP dockworkers and supporters held a port protest over the Contship Era, which had been expected to carry ammunition components toward Israel. French port workers had refused to load the cargo....

More than 300 Italian networks, unions and social organizations promoted a national march against war, rearmament, genocide and authoritarianism. The demonstration connected opposition to military...

Thousands marched in Messina against the proposed bridge linking Sicily with mainland Italy. Demonstrators raised the displacement of households, seismic risk, environmental effects and public...

Grassroots unions called a 24-hour strike that drew workers, students and other supporters into demonstrations across Italy. Dockworkers blocked port access in Genoa and Livorno, saying they opposed...

Thousands joined a march organized by port workers and Music for Peace in support of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Dockworkers moved to block a ship operated by Israeli shipping company Zim from...

After Israeli forces began intercepting boats in the Global Sumud Flotilla, protests spread across Italian cities. Students continued sit-ins and occupations at Milan’s Statale, Rome’s Sapienza and...