Pro Vita & Famiglia Association denounces 13 attacks in 3 years against its headquarters in Rome

The Italian association Pro Life & Family has denounced another attack against its headquarters in Rome, this time by a self-proclaimed “feminist artist.”

Jacopo Coghe, spokesperson for the pro-life association, reported on June 6 through the social network pro-abortion poster in the main office window.

Among those present, Coghe highlighted, was also a far-left candidate for the European elections.

“We immediately went out to the street, removed the sign and warned the woman and the others present not to continue painting the premises, urging them to keep their distance while the police were called,” he said on social media.

For her part, the woman responded with ideological slogans in favor of abortion and protested because, according to her, her “freedom of expression” was being violated and “her art was being censored.”

The attackers withdrew with the arrival of public security agents, who captured the videos recorded with their mobile phones and identified the woman through her social profiles.

This is the thirteenth act of vandalism against the office of Pro Life & Family in less than three years and the third in just over a month, according to its spokesperson.

In the video of the vandalism, published in Youtubeyou can see how two women stick the poster on the window and how one of the members of the association goes outside, tears it off, and invites the women to leave the headquarters.

Editor’s note: The data was updated and corrected after the publication of this note. The association reports 3 attacks in one month and 13 in the last 3 years.