Italy, femicide and violence against women
Italy approves draft law outlawing violence against women
On the eve of International Women’s Day, Italy’s national government late Friday approved a draft law that introduces femicide into the country’s law following an uproar over violence against women by their former or current partners. Those convicted would face life in prison under the proposed legislation.
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Italy inking legislation to make femicide a separate crimeThe draft law was designed to acknowledge the “asymmetry of power between men and women”, Families Minister Eugenia Roccella ...
Italy's government has introduced a draft law defining femicide and punishing it with life imprisonment. Premier Giorgia Meloni endorses this significant legislation aimed at reducing gender-based ...
The Giorgia Meloni-led Italian government has put a bill to parliament to make femicide a separate crime with tougher ...
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Cabinet OKs femicide billThe cabinet on Friday approved a bill instituting the crime of femicide and other measures to combat violence against women ...
Italy's government has approved a draft law introducing the legal definition of femicide, punishable by life imprisonment. The law aims to combat rising gender-based violence, including stalking and ...
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