Stabbing deaths of 2 college students spark outrage in Italy: "Another young woman, another life cut short"

The killings of two young female university students within days have shocked the Italian public, a year and a half after a similar murder sparked hundreds of thousands of protests. The protests are not demanding harsher punishments but a cultural revolution, emotional and sexual education. Experts say the femicide is not an isolated incident but a symptom of a broader social problem.

In Messina, 22-year-old Sara Campanella rejects a fellow student and is stabbed by him. In Rome, a few days earlier, a student's body was discovered on a garbage dump. She killed her friend. The public reacted and blamed the "patriarchate".

Stabbing deaths of 2 college students spark outrage in Italy: "Another young woman, another life cut short"

The brutal killings of two students within days of each other have unleashed a wave of anger and calls for a "cultural revolution" against violence towards women.

Murders of two female students spark calls for 'cultural revolution' in Italy

The brutal murders of two female students within days of each other have provoked a wave of anger and calls for a "cultural revolution" against gender-based violence in Italy.

The conversation between the girl killed and the executioner aired by the broadcast Mattino 4 and the note left by the killer's mother

Italy is in shock after the death of a 22-year-old woman in Messina, Sicily, stabbed in broad daylight by a knowledge that had been harassing her for two years. A new drama that arouses emotion and...