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I would like to say a few words before starting to talk about the subject. I would like to tell you about an anecdote that I happened to experience.
At the age of 16 I was engaged to a boy, at first he seemed to love me and he loved me after about a couple of months he started telling me what to wear, I didn't have to wear makeup, I didn't have to go out with friends I didn't have to even texting us and in fact he blocked them.I at first did not understand why he did this, this story lasted for many months.When one day he allowed himself to slap me I left him instantly and he at first started to threaten me , he said that if he saw me he would kill me. I wanted to report him but he had removed all the evidence from me, he had managed to enter my whatsapp and deleted all my messages. The first few months I didn't go out alone for fear of meeting him. Luckily I had my friends who supported me and he walked away from me and luckily I never heard from him again. Nobody knows about my story only some of my friends ...

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In 2020, also thanks to the pandemic, there was an increase in telephone calls to 1522, thetoll-free number of the Department for Equal Opportunities activated for women victims of violence estalking. According to the latest Istat data, released on the occasion of the International Day forthe elimination of violence against women, valid calls, as of 30 October last, havereached 26,477, exceeding the levels of previous years in 10 months (in all of 2019 ifcount 21,290). The peak was reached in the months of the lockdown, when the female victims didthey are found, due to the health emergency, forced for a long period at home with theabusive men. The numbers tell it: from March 1st to mid-April there were 5,031phone calls (+ 73% more than in the same period in 2019).The lockdown had a negative impact on femicides. One of the most relevant aspects in the analysisEURES concerns the "correlation between cohabitation and homicidal risk". Given that thefemicide is a crime committed in most cases within the wallsdomestic, and particularly within the couple, the lockdown has strongly modified therisk profiles of the phenomenon, increasing that in coexistence relationships and reducing it inother cases. In absolute values, in the comparison between the ten months of 2019 and the same period of2020, the number of family femicides with cohabiting victims rises from 49 to 54 (+ 10.2%), whileat the same time, that of non-cohabiting victims fell from 36 to 26 (-27.8%).

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In 2020, also thanks to the pandemic, there was an increase in telephone calls to 1522, thetoll-free number of the Department for Equal Opportunities activated for women victims of violence estalking. According to the latest Istat data, released on the occasion of the International Day forthe elimination of violence against women, valid calls, as of 30 October last, havereached 26,477, exceeding the levels of previous years in 10 months (in all of 2019 ifcount 21,290). The peak was reached in the months of the lockdown, when the female victims didthey are found, due to the health emergency, forced for a long period at home with theabusive men. The numbers tell it: from March 1st to mid-April there were 5,031phone calls (+ 73% more than in the same period in 2019).The lockdown had a negative impact on femicides. One of the most relevant aspects in the analysisEURES concerns the "correlation between cohabitation and homicidal risk". Given that thefemicide is a crime committed in most cases within the wallsdomestic, and particularly within the couple, the lockdown has strongly modified therisk profiles of the phenomenon, increasing that in coexistence relationships and reducing it inother cases. In absolute values, in the comparison between the ten months of 2019 and the same period of2020, the number of family femicides with cohabiting victims rises from 49 to 54 (+ 10.2%), whileat the same time, that of non-cohabiting victims fell from 36 to 26 (-27.8%).

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Violence against women is gender-based violence against women and is considered a violation of human rights.

A term used very often to define violence against women is gender violence. Gender-based violence affects women and girls, but also involves minors such as in the case of witnessed violence. This terminology is widely used both at the institutional level and by people and women's associations operating in the sector. In 1999, the United Nations decided that November 25 should be considered the international day for the elimination of violence against women.

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I wake up every morning scheming my escape
But what about my children?
Who will believe me?
Who will give me a home?
Years go by and I am still waiting
When will this end?

My makeup does not cover my bruised face
My smile does not hide my haggard visage
Yet, no one comes to help
They say: it will get better
They say: don’t talk about it
They say: this was my fate
They say: a woman must tolerate
Don’t air your dirty laundry, they say.
When will this end?

Once again, he drags my body to the floor
He chokes me and I beg him not to kill me
Once again, he demands my silence
Once again, he tells me I don’t deserve to live

I have had enough
I will not be silent
I will live
I will find freedom
This will end today.

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Really enough to use this violence against women, I really hope that we women will stop suffering.We must be loved.To you men I remind you that if you are in the world it is thanks to a WOMAN.LOVE HER.

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Really enough to use this violence against women, I really hope that we women will stop suffering.We must be loved.To you men I remind you that if you are in the world it is thanks to a WOMAN.LOVE HER.

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obviously in this day we cannot fail to remember our Fabiana Luzzi who was part of our school, unjustly killed by her boyfriend.
Fabiana will not forget you and will fight for justice.
You will always be in our hearts even those of those who did not know you.

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Written by Wadia Samadi
Written by Wadia Samadi

I wake up every morning scheming my escape
But what about my children?
Who will believe me?
Who will give me a home?
Years go by and I am still waiting
Wh

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I wake up every morning scheming my escape
But what about my children?
Who will believe me?
Who will give me a home?
Years go by and I am still waiting
When will this end?


My makeup does not cover my bruised face
My smile does not hide my haggard visage
Yet, no one comes to help
They say: it will get better
They say: don’t talk about it
They say: this was my fate
They say: a woman must tolerate
Don’t air your dirty laundry, they say.
When will this end?


Once again, he drags my body to the floor