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The article explores the growing sense of loss of control among minors, highlighting episodes of violence and irresponsibility, and sheds light on the educational loneliness of parents in a rapidly changing social and technological context. #adolescenza #responsabilità #genitori (translated)

Raffaele Ceresa claimed that parents would pay for the damage caused by their children and cited the president of the Senate, who, according to him, had paid 25,000 euros to extinguish the crime of revenge porn of his godson, defining the act as consistent. https://t.co/zcHbN88f5t #revengeporn #dirittodeifigli #giustizia (translated)

The parents of an 11-year-old boy, forced to work in a stable and mistreated, have been put on trial with demands for a six-year sentence for the father and three and a half years for the mother, in addition to a compensation of 270,000 euros. #Maltrattamenti #Bambini #Treviso (translated)

At the Ugo Foscolo school in Albano Laziale, the collapse of the ceiling during a heavy rain has raised concerns among parents and the school principal regarding the safety and conditions of school facilities, highlighting the need for urgent interventions to ensure an adequate educational environment for the students, who are the future of the country. #EdiliziaScolastica #Scuola #FuturoInsegnato (translated)

The author wrote that the crime of violent participation in a demonstration had been introduced and that the preventive detention of minors for 24 hours had been authorized, also providing for a decree against the parents. He added that the Quirinale had instead placed a limit on the police powers of the military. https://t.co/zSBxcxpLXH #Giustizia #Sicurezza #Diritti #IT (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Giorgia Meloni, speaking about the new security decree, said that anyone who joined a group of at least five people to throw objects during a demonstration would risk up to five years in prison and a fine of up to 20,000 euros. Meloni added that parents would have to pay for damages caused by their minor children and that by the end of the year, 500 more soldiers would arrive in Milan to support law enforcement and the Carabinieri. She also reported that the youngest of the boys identified in Milan was 11 years old and described vandalism and theft as criminal acts, not forms of protest. #DecretoSicurezza #Giustizia #Protesta (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the Meloni government had approved a new Security decree after the riots in Milan and other cities. According to the site, the measure provided for the deployment of another 500 soldiers in the Lombardy capital and fines ranging from 500 to 1,000 euros for parents of minors responsible for violent acts, in addition to compensation for damages. The site added that the decree introduced the crime of violent participation in a demonstration, punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine of 20,000 euros, and extended delayed arrest for minors for certain crimes committed during protests. For those promoting, even online, groups aimed at violent demonstrations, prison sentences of 4 to 12 years were foreseen. #Sicurezza #Proteste #Governabilità (translated)

Matteo Salvini expressed disappointment towards the parents of the boys arrested during the riots in Milan, criticizing their surprise at the police intervention and emphasizing the difference between the right to protest and violence. #Salvini #DisordiniMilano #Proteste (translated)

Gennarino Lesbollah wrote that he would like to disassociate himself like some university students and asked other students to take to the streets, questioning whom they were afraid of. He urged them to protest also for the sacrifices of their parents, their very low salaries, and the fees he deemed senseless. #manifestazione #diritti #università (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that during the unrest in Milan, 220 of the 271 young people taken to the police station were minors. According to reports, 11 of the 16 arrested on Saturday and 23 of the 32 arrested on Sunday were under 18; among those detained, 60 did not have Italian citizenship. The author added that some parents who arrived to pick up their detained children came from the provinces of Parma, Bergamo, Monza, Como, and Lecco. In the preceding hours, it was written, social media profiles and chats proposing to replicate the unrest in other cities in Lombardy had increased. #Milano #minorenni #disordini (translated)

The author reported that in front of the police headquarters in Milan, there was a line of parents waiting for their underage children who had been detained after the devastation of the city center. He indicated that the families were Tunisian, Moroccan, Ukrainian, and Italian, and wrote that the parents said they knew nothing. He added that the meeting had been arranged on social media and was circulating on phones. #Milano #proteste #giovani #TN #MA #UA #IT (translated)

Coldiretti is preparing a class action against ultra-processed foods, accusing European policies of promoting their spread and calling for intervention from the European Union, while 82% of parents are requesting a plan against the consumption of snacks and sugary drinks in schools. #cibosano #classaction #Coldiretti (translated)

The author had criticized what he called the alibis of a generation of parents and the State concerning the phenomenon of "maranza." He had described what happened in Milan as particularly striking and argued that similar violence, albeit of lesser magnitude, occurred every day in Italian cities. #Milano #Violenza #Giovani #IT (translated)