Last week, posters appeared in Italy's capital that read "two men don't make a mother". The mayor of Rome, Virginia Raggi, had them removed, saying, “The exploitation of a child and a homosexual couple in the image of these posters offends all citizens." The Rome Regulation Plan expressly prohibits exhibiting content that violates the respect of individual rights and freedom. The mayor of Turin, Chiara Appendino, also spoke out a few days ago against the this homophobic pro-life campaign.
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Homophobic Rome Posters: 'Two Men Don't Make a Mother'
Last week, posters appeared in Italy's capital that read "two men don't make a mother". The mayor of Rome, Virginia Raggi, had them removed, saying, “The exploitation of a child and a homosexual couple in the image of...
by Roberta Martucci Schiavi
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