Fratelli d'Italia launches the 'No one remains hidden' campaign against Islamic fundamentalism

The new campaign by the Brothers of Italy to stop the spread of Islamic fundamentalism is called "No one remains hidden". A collection of signatures on a proposal presented in Parliament by the Brothers of Italy to ban the full veil in all public places, severely punish the phenomenon of arranged marriages, prohibit the issuing of virginity certificates, establish more stringent controls on places of worship with greater transparency on funding and providing for temporary closure where ideas based on superiority and hatred are propagated.

The initiative, which follows the recent government decree to ban the burqa and niqab in school classes, will be developed with initiatives that will affect all regions of Italy. There are 20 first stages scheduled. We start on October 1st in Potenza and Matera, on the 2nd in Bari, on the 3rd in Perugia. Then on the 8th in Rome, on the 10th in Trento, Genoa, Aosta, Udine, Ancona and Padua.

It continues on the 16th in Tortolì, Catanzaro and Campobasso, on the 17th in Pescara, on the 18th in Palermo, on the 23rd in Bologna and Florence, on the 24th in Turin, on the 27th in Naples and on the 20th November in Milan.

After years of uncontrolled immigration desired by the left and the formation of dangerous "free zones", Fratelli d'Italia wants to promote female emancipation with this campaign and counter the threat of religious separatism, which involves social closure and contempt for Western values: factors that constitute fertile ground for fundamentalism and terrorism.