D.i.Re – Donne in Rete contro la violenza – will participate in the demonstration tomorrow, May 25th, called by the Non Una di Meno movement to reiterate that every woman is [...]
Male violence against women also manifests itself through social attacks. D.i.Re will bring the attacks suffered by the association and some of its activists to the competent authorities D.i.Re - [...]
D.i.Re – Donne in Rete contro la violenza – joins the appeal of over 250 women and 30 associations who have written to the mayor of Naples to ask for [...]
“Asking solidarity for a demonstration of dissent, after having supported, approved and implemented censorship and violations of rights is bizarre to say the least, if not offensive” declares Antonella [...]
Anti-violence centres D.i.Re – Donne in Rete contro la violenza they will promote resistance and monitoring actions in the territories and at national level. Anti-violence centers are aware of the violence [...]
D.i.Re – Donne in rete contro la violenza – will become a civil party in the trial of the perpetrators of the so-called "gang rape", which took place in Palermo on 7 July [...]
While Europe defines abortion as a fundamental right of the Union and in France this right is included in the Constitution, in Italy the majority party uses a vote of confidence on the PNRR [...]
The 68 session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) concludes today in New York, whose priority theme this year was "accelerating the achievement [...]
“My statement yesterday, regarding the words of Minister Roccella, goes in the direction of solidarity and freedom from violence and wars. Of Arab, Muslim, Jewish, Ukrainian women of every skin color and with every creed.
“In Italy, one in three women suffers or has suffered some form of violence and anti-violence centres D.i.Re – Donne in Rete contro la violenza they welcome [...]
D.i.Re – Donne in Rete contro la violenza expresses dismay at what Michelle Hunziker said yesterday evening, March 3, during Silvia Toffanin's Verissimo broadcast, regarding [...]
We can no longer hear casual phrases or the usual advice to women on how to defend themselves. When will we start to address the problem properly? Treating it for what it is: a structural phenomenon, rooted in the patriarchal male culture that wants to keep women in a condition of subordination, fear and submission. Until true prevention programs and measures are planned and implemented, we will have to continue counting.