Europe/Central Asia
September 28, 2022
The New Italian Government Poses A Human Rights Challenge
While Georgia Meloni has promised to “govern for everyone,” her party’s campaign and political platform give reason to be concerned that the new government may not embrace that governing for all means ensuring all people living in Italy enjoy equal protection of their basic human rights.
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