
Rome. Italy Nuovo Cinema Palazzo was evicted today (Wednesday, November 25, 2020) in San Lorenzo, Rome.
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In the past months repression against social centers in Rome and other cities at the Italian territory has increased. Now the state also targets feminist social spaces and women’s anti-violence centers in Rome. A video documentary (with English subs).
Continue reading #Rome: You cannot evict the feminist city! (Video Documentary)
An impressive demonstration marched through the streets of Rome in answer to last weeks’ evictions. Refugees and Italians marching side by side for the right to a house, dignity and for an open and supportive city. The institutions are postponing a negotiating table and the refugees remain in a permanent sit-in near to Piazza Venezia.
Continue reading “Never again without a home”: 15k People Marched in #Rome
On Saturday about 500 riot cops evicted around 800 refugees from the Palazzo Curtatone refugee squat in Rome, Italy. A part of the evicted people were relocated, others became homeless and occupied a square. This morning riot cops also evicted the square.
Image: Cops used water canons and batons to evict Independence square earlier today. Image by Twitter account @captblicero
Continue reading #Rome: Cops Evict Refugee Squatters From Palazzo Curtatone & Square
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