
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responds on social media to the appeal of Franco Isceri, father of Lorena, victim of feminicide, asking for institutional and political unity to combat violence against women and improve preventive measures.
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Lorena was killed by those who promised to love her, defend her and protect her. His father Franco Isceri launched an appeal to institutions and political forces to be united against violence against women.
Faced with tragedies like Lorena's, no one can think that what has been done is sufficient.
Because every woman who is killed by those who promised to love her, defend her, protect her is a defeat for everyone. And all of us, together, must know how to react. We must continue to look for solutions, to improve what already exists, to do everything possible to intervene before it is too late. We will continue to do our part, all the way. In the name of Lorena and all the victims. In the name of their families. In the name of a society that protects women and their freedom". Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wrote this on social media, taking up the appeal launched to politics by Franco Isceri, Lorena's father, who asked the institutions and all political forces to be united against violence against women.
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The institutions will adopt new measures to combat violence against women
Possible · Within months

The Carabinieri arrested a 32-year-old man of Moroccan origins, allegedly responsible for the murder of Abdellatif Bensefiyan, killed with a screwdriver in Udine in the Sant'Osvaldo district. The arrest took place near the Basiliano station without resistance. The motive would be linked to a broken romantic relationship with the victim's sister.

This afternoon, shortly after 2.20pm in Cassano d'Adda, in the Milan area, a 27-year-old man was injured in the leg by a gunshot fired by a person on a motorbike. Rescued in via Febo Borromeo, he was transferred under yellow code to Treviglio hospital. The Pioltello carabinieri are investigating the incident on site.

On September 3, Federico Vella attacked his ex-girlfriend Lorena Isceri in the garage in Barberino di Mugello, loaded her into the trunk and threw her from a viaduct onto the A1 after an emergency phone call. After 40 minutes of negotiation with the police, Vella jumped from the same bridge. The murder sparked united calls from political leaders to tackle gender-based violence.

A 32-year-old man, a Moroccan citizen, was stopped at the Basiliano train station by the Carabinieri of the Udine Investigation Unit, accused of the murder of a 65-year-old of Moroccan origin which occurred last night near the victim's home in Udine. He would not have resisted.

Mohamed Koufi, 32 years old, of Moroccan nationality, was stopped at the Basiliano train station less than 24 hours after his escape. He is considered the alleged murderer of Abdellatif Bensefiyan, 65, killed last night in Udine in an ambush near his home. Koufi did not resist and was neutralized by the police. Knives, a backpack with clothing and a wig were found near the crime scene, now under forensic analysis. Investigators are reconstructing the sequence of events, including a complaint of threats and damage which occurred a few hours before the attack.

A woman from Ragusa married to an Egyptian was saved by the police at Palermo airport after reporting years of torture and violence suffered in Egypt, where she had been living with her husband since 2017. The alarm was raised by her aunt who lives in France, who was secretly contacted by the victim via free wi-fi networks. The man was reported for domestic abuse and resisting a public official, while the woman was placed in a protected facility.