Italy expands protection for women and children defying the Mafia

Italy expands protection for women and children defying the Mafia

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Italy has introduced a new law extending protection from organized crime to children and their caregivers, often mothers, who speak out against the Mafia. This change aims to address the practical and emotional challenges faced by women under threat from organized crime. The law represents an effort to close gaps in existing protections, though questions remain about its sufficiency.

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