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Thousands March in Milan for International Women’s Day: “Disarm War and Patriarchy”

March 9, 20261 Mins read21
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Milan, March 8 – An estimated 10,000 individuals participated in a march through Milan on International Women’s Day, organized by the ‘Non una di meno’ (Not One Less) movement. The demonstration, which commenced from Piazza Duca d’Aosta, near the Central Station, proceeded towards Piazza Fontana, with participants carrying banners and chanting slogans against violence, war, and patriarchy.

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