Beyond The Frame: How Doctored Images Of Giorgia Meloni On A Porn Site Expose A Deeper Culture Of Misogyny In Italy | World News
A pornography site that publishes photos of well -known Italian women, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and opposition leader Elly Schlein, caused anger throughout the country. The paintings before the obscene subtitles and before, were stolen from women’s social media or other open sources and published in the “VIP section” of the site.
Politicians offer legal complaints, police investigation
The website “Phica” has been with more than 700,000 subscribers since 2005. The Central Left Democratic Party (PD) was largely disconnected from a series of politicians to legal complaints, which led to a police investigation. One of the things that emerged is PD politician Valeria Campagna, who says “disgust, angry and disappointed” to discover photos published on a Facebook post.
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“This is not my story, Camp Campagna wrote. “This is the story of all of us. About our freedom, dignity and our right to live in peace.”
Some other leading women to file complaints are Alessia Morani, Alessandra Moretti and Lia Quartapelle, who condemn their “unacceptable and obscene” bullying.
Increased threat of online women’s hostility
Scandal comes after the recent closure of an Italian Facebook group called “Mia Moglie” (my wife), where men publish the sincere photos of their wives and other women without knowledge or consent. The incident played a national debate on widespread women’s hostility and gender -based violence in Italy.
Last month, Italy’s Senate issued a new law that legally established women’s medicine and pushed porn penalties, sexual violence and revenge. The Phica scandal emphasized the urgency of these new laws and stronger protection against online abuse.
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