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Ilaria Salis expressed concerns for the people who were stopped and detained in connection with the events in Milan, indicating that it was unclear where they were located and that among them there were numerous minors with a migratory background. She added that any crimes should have been verified in the competent venues and that they should not have deprived young people of their fundamental rights. Salis recalled episodes of serious violence that occurred, in her opinion, in the recent history of the country during moments of great tension, expressing hope that her concerns were unfounded. She accused the right of authoritarianism and being driven by vengeance, classism, and racism, and argued that Italy should remain a law-based state, not a police state. She also reiterated that guarantees and fundamental rights should apply to everyone, especially in those moments. From Strasbourg, she reported that she was trying to contact the competent authorities to better understand the situation and contribute to a peaceful solution. Finally, she thanked the self-organized legal team that was assisting the people involved. #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

The Movement of October 17 announces a permanent mobilization in eight Italian cities, using Instagram and Telegram to organize initiatives and provide legal support to demonstrators detained during the recent protests. #MobilitazionePermanente #Proteste #RedistribuzioneDellaRicchezza (translated)

The post reported that among the people detained in Milan there were also twelve-year-olds and attributed to Tagliente the observation that the involvement of many minors influenced the actions of the police forces. https://t.co/aYpOurLtat #Milano #Minori #Sicurezza #IT (translated)

Meanwhile, with the devastation in the streets of downtown Milan, Turin, and Rome and the shocking number of injuries, both among the police and the protesters, who were stopped and arrested, the immediate response from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is to convene a security summit for tomorrow. #Milano #Sicurezza #Disordini (translated)

1,800 people have been arrested in France during protests against the cost of living, with one protester dying in the hospital after a cardiac arrest, while the mayors of Paris, Marseille, and Lyon are calling for an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister to address the critical situation. #Francia #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the day before, groups of very young people with covered faces had separated from the demonstrations against the high cost of living and clashed with the police, damaging the center of Milan. According to the outlet, they were largely unrelated to political movements, consisting of Italians and many second-generation youths and lacking leaders or slogans. The outlet wrote that about 50 people had been arrested, half of whom were minors, and that around twenty had been injured, including several officers. It also reported looted stores, particularly a Foot Locker outlet, broken shop windows, and burned urban furniture. Residents and tourists, according to Ultimora.net, were trapped in local businesses and the Duomo metro station, which was closed during the clashes. #Milano #Proteste #Violenza (translated)

During the clashes in Milan, which involved thousands of demonstrators, including many minors, the parents of the detained young people appeared incredulous and bewildered, unaware of their children's activities, while law enforcement anticipated further detentions in the coming days. #Milano #Guerriglia #Proteste (translated)

The author of the post reported that, after a day of street violence on Saturday, over 1,200 arrests had been made in France, with a record in Paris. He also wrote that 50 minors had been stopped between Milan, Turin, and Bologna. https://t.co/yoYOcbN1tO #Francia #Violenza #Arresti #FR #IT (translated)

After a day of violence in Milan, about sixty youths have been arrested, many of whom are minors, and at least 25 injuries have been reported, while the city tries to recover from the damage inflicted during the protests against the high cost of living. #Milano #Violenza #GuerrigliaUrban (translated)

In the post, the author had warned about those who, according to him, were trying to exploit the chaos. He also reported that, after the clashes in Milan, about fifty people had been arrested, almost half of them minors. https://t.co/CSE0rYMtdY #Milano #Scontri #Gioventù #IT (translated)