On November 25, Italy joins the global observance of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

This day marks a significant moment for reflection and action, as thousands gather in cities like Rome, where 150,000 people marched over the weekend.

The day also holds judicial importance, with the expected life sentence request for Filippo Turetta, who confessed to the femicide of his ex-girlfriend Giulia Cecchettin, and the verdict for Giulia Tramontano's murder by her ex-partner.

These events highlight the ongoing struggle against gender-based violence, a fight that continues to resonate deeply across generations.

The legacy of the Mirabal sisters, who were murdered in 1960 for opposing a dictatorship, underscores the enduring need for vigilance and change.

As Italy's streets fill with voices demanding justice and equality, the nation reflects on its commitment to ending violence against women.