AQUILEIA. It is to those who have shown themselves to be more sensitive by adopting the battle against homotransphobia, misogyny and discrimination against people with disabilities, taking to the streets and using social media, that the Zan Bill aims. And that is the young people.
The objective of the deputy of the Democratic Party Alessandro Zan, the first signatory of the bill bearing his surname, is to deliver a more inclusive and, therefore, safer Italy to future generations. Starting from the school. This was explained by the honorable member himself, last night, in Aquileia, during the second appointment of the feast of Unity, a historic initiative organized by the circles of the Democratic Party of Aquileia, Fiumicello Villa Vicentina, Terzo di Aquileia and Grado, in the park of via Minut. The event was led by the director of Messaggero Veneto and Il Piccolo, Omar Monestier.
“The current cross-section returns the image of an Italy that stands at the bottom of the European countries in terms of social acceptance – explains Zan -, placing itself in a borderline position: if the” Orbán nostrani “came to power, the our country would risk sliding ruinously into a condition similar to that of Hungary. A state – adds Zan, recounting the experience lived at Budapest Pride – in which there is strong discrimination, there are threats and punitive expeditions by the Nazi-fascists against those who claim to be homosexual, for example. A culture of hatred has been created in which the LGBT community is a scapegoat ”. So much is, therefore, the trust in the youngest and in their mobilization “which politics cannot ignore, not even Salvini and Meloni”, adds the deputy of the Democratic Party, explaining that the Bill, approved last November in the Chamber, is now “Bogged down” in the Senate: work will resume, in the classroom, with a thousand amendments. “You can’t negotiate on people’s dignity, the law can’t be emptied because, dealing with hate crimes, every word removed can have serious repercussions on people’s lives” Zan underlines, clarifying some of the main controversial points raised by the detractors of the Ddl .
Themes around which Zan, starting from his own experience as a student and arriving at the Ddl of the same name, then going on to hypothesize the future implications, wrote the book “Without fear. Our battle against hatred ”. The volume will be in bookstores on 7 September, but it is already possible to book it now.