towns and Italian citizens
Monday, July 7 - from 17 to 20
Piazza Esquilino, Rome
"We are all all Roma." It 's the slogan with which the Arch, invites you to attend next Monday to a voluntary collection of fingerprints. 'It has already begun filing and fingerprinting of Roma, including children, in camps - said in a statement dell'Arci Immigration Officer, Filippo Miraglia - with the aim of "census" those who reside there. A measure strongly supported by Minister Maroni, despite the indignation with which it was received by the majority of public opinion. " "Considerable doubts about the legitimacy of such a measure - remember Miraglia - also expressed the European Commissioner for human rights. Associations secular and Catholic, Italian and international intellectuals, artists, journalists, politicians have denounced the racism of this measure found a serious weak point of democracy and the Convention for the Protection of the Rights of the Child. An act of discrimination and persecution. "
'It must be - then points out the Immigration Officer dell'Arci - give visibility, even with symbolic actions, our indignation. On 7 July, in Rome, in Piazza Esquilino, from 17 to 20, the Arch, with the support dell'Aned, organize a 'public and voluntary filing, collecting the fingerprints of citizens and Italian citizens who share our protest. Hundreds of footprints that we will send to the minister with a message: "We are all all Roma." With us, to be "cards", there will also be Moni Ovadia, Andrea Camilleri, Dacia Maraini, Ascanio Celestini and many others. In all political opposition, the democratic forces, associations, media, individuals - claims Miraglia - ask to help us stop this destruction of civil and democratic life of our country, where racism is now the practice of government ' .
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Piazza Esquilino, Rome
"We are all all Roma." It 's the slogan with which the Arch, invites you to attend next Monday to a voluntary collection of fingerprints. 'It has already begun filing and fingerprinting of Roma, including children, in camps - said in a statement dell'Arci Immigration Officer, Filippo Miraglia - with the aim of "census" those who reside there. A measure strongly supported by Minister Maroni, despite the indignation with which it was received by the majority of public opinion. " "Considerable doubts about the legitimacy of such a measure - remember Miraglia - also expressed the European Commissioner for human rights. Associations secular and Catholic, Italian and international intellectuals, artists, journalists, politicians have denounced the racism of this measure found a serious weak point of democracy and the Convention for the Protection of the Rights of the Child. An act of discrimination and persecution. "
'It must be - then points out the Immigration Officer dell'Arci - give visibility, even with symbolic actions, our indignation. On 7 July, in Rome, in Piazza Esquilino, from 17 to 20, the Arch, with the support dell'Aned, organize a 'public and voluntary filing, collecting the fingerprints of citizens and Italian citizens who share our protest. Hundreds of footprints that we will send to the minister with a message: "We are all all Roma." With us, to be "cards", there will also be Moni Ovadia, Andrea Camilleri, Dacia Maraini, Ascanio Celestini and many others. In all political opposition, the democratic forces, associations, media, individuals - claims Miraglia - ask to help us stop this destruction of civil and democratic life of our country, where racism is now the practice of government ' .
The contents of this site are published under a Creative Commons License
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