Violence against women, “The Rome procession wasted for ideological reasons”

Violence against women, “The Rome procession wasted for ideological reasons”

Following the demonstration in Rome against gender violence, some political leaders expressed their disagreement with the way in which it took place. “I'm sorry that the event promoted by Non una di meno, which could have been a great opportunity, was wasted for ideological reasons,” declared the Minister for Equal Opportunities, Eugenia Roccella.

Controversy emerges from government representatives and the majority following the demonstration in Rome against gender violence. Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets on this occasion.
The controversies concern the presence in the procession of Palestinian flags and some tensions took place in front of the Pro Vita headquarters, where law enforcement found a bottle containing gunpowder.

The Minister for Equal Opportunities, Eugenia Roccella, expressed its opinion on the event, defining it “a wasted opportunity”.
“I'm sorry that the demonstration promoted by Non una di meno, which could have been a great opportunity, was wasted for ideological reasons”, Roccella added “women's mobilization must not be contaminated by ideology and too much political partisanship”.
“I'm sorry that yesterday's demonstration in Rome” against violence on women, "It could have been a great opportunity, but it was wasted for ideological reasons", as he also pointed out, Adriana Cavarero, feminist philosopher.
“The case of Giulia Cecchettin has involved public opinion in an extraordinary way. Then there is evidently a threshold that has been reached, as we see from the success of some films, both Barbie and Cortellesi's, which are very different from each other. Perhaps this time women's rebellion has once again become a fact.", continued Minister Roccella.