In Rome, Thousands of People Protest Against the Security Law of the Ultra-Conservative Government of Giorgia Meloni

The data of the last report of the Censis tell that 75% of the population is afraid to turn on the street at certain times. But the dem attack the measures of the government to protect the Forces of Order and take sides against arrests and security.According to the Censis report on security, 75% of the population...

Several thousand people gathered today in Rome protesting against the law adopted by the ultra-conservative government of Prime Minister Đorđe Meloni (Giorgia), which more severely punishes the attack of demonstrators on the police, and protects the police from accusations of excessive use of force.

This Decree-Law, adopted in early April by the Government and voted on Thursday by the Chamber of Deputies, protects, inter alia, the law enforcement authorities in the event of charges of police violence, and increases the penalties for certain offences.

Thousands of people demonstrated in the Italian capital Rome on Saturday afternoon against a security law by the ultra-conservative government of Giorgia Meloni, which contains a series of repressive measures and, according to the demonstrators, constitutes an attack on freedom.

They oppose a decree-law that increases the penalties for certain offences and the protection of police officers involved in cases of violence.