Workers strike for Palestine and against rearmament

The transfeminist network organized demonstrations in about 60 Italian cities. In Rome, marchers opposed gendered violence and the proposed consent bill, and raised anti-war and anti-racist...

Non Una di Meno and allied unions held a general transfeminist strike following March 8 demonstrations. Organizers called attention to gendered and economic violence, the effects of war-driven...

Thousands marked Liberation Day with flags and messages of solidarity with Palestine and Cuba, linking the anti-fascist Resistance to current struggles against imperialism, militarization and...

Trade unions and grassroots groups marked International Workers’ Day with demonstrations across Italy. In Marghera, CGIL, CISL and UIL centered dignified work, while other actions raised wages,...

Students and teachers in more than 60 localities struck against education reforms that organizers said subordinated schools to business interests and militarization. USB, OSA and Cambiare Rotta linked...

At least 15,000 people demonstrated in Rome against war and the war economy. Workers and grassroots unions called for an industrial strategy centered on wages and dignity and expressed solidarity with...

Extinction Rebellion Italia launched “PrimaVera Democrazia,” a week of public meetings and actions in Rome focused on democratic participation, climate justice, care and social justice. Organizers...

Thousands joined opposing migration rallies in Rome, including a pro-migration demonstration organized by left groups and unions. The protests took place after new EU asylum rules came into effect and...

Students marched in cities across Italy, criticizing school conditions, government education policy and military spending, and expressing solidarity with students abroad. Reports documented clashes in...

Fridays for Future activists demonstrated in more than 25 Italian cities, demanding stronger climate action, faster renewable energy deployment and climate justice. The strike connected Italy’s energy...