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    Protest against Roccella: A protester speaks out, “We interrupted the conference because no one listens to us”

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    Caterina, a student at a Roman high school, is part of the transfeminist collective Aracne, organizing peaceful demonstrations to advocate for bodily autonomy. The group aims to make noise and have their voices heard, bringing together students from schools in the capital to support their cause.

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    Yesterday, the streets of Rome were filled with the voices of young activists advocating for their rights. Led by the transfeminist collective Aracne, students from various high schools in the city came together to make a statement about bodily autonomy and gender equality.

    Among the crowd was Caterina, a passionate student who emphasized the peaceful nature of the demonstration. “We just wanted to make some noise, have our say, because we decide about our bodies,” she explained.

    The group’s message was clear: they were there to demand respect and recognition for their identities. As they marched through the streets, their voices echoed with determination and unity.

    Despite facing challenges and obstacles, these young activists remained steadfast in their mission. They were not afraid to speak out and stand up for what they believe in.

    As the sun set on Rome, the echoes of the demonstration lingered in the air, a reminder of the power of youth and the importance of fighting for a more inclusive and equitable society.

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