Women, what do parties want to do to defend rights

On the subject, the Lega then divides the program into two parts, with all the previous measures aimed at Italian women or women with Italian citizenship and other measures for immigrant women, mostly second generation Muslims. The two party proposals revolve around the need to counter the radicalization of the second generation, and the need to make Muslim women autonomous through school.

Among the proposals of Matteo Renzi and Carlo Calenda in the workplace there are the equality of pay, the recognition of parental leave for both parents, post-maternity incentives for women returning to work within a year and, in general, many other incentives for maternity-related expenses. Also in this case, no expense coverage is specified on this point.

The program also talks about increase in anti-violence centers throughout the country, with an estimate of one center for every 10 thousand inhabitants for each region. As mentioned by the 5 Star Movement, the duo Renzi Calenda is also committed to approving the measures proposed by the outgoing Draghi government on the subject, including the use of the electronic bracelet on the perpetrator of threats, injuries and stalking.

In the party program there are no direct references to woman rights.

In the list of criminal reforms proposed by Silvio Berlusconi’s party, there is also the need for introduce more effective safeguards for women who are victims of violence, but nothing more. In the paragraph of the program dedicated to families, including single-income, in addition to the implementation of the Family act there is a proposal for tax relief for companies that they hire new mothers and women “in childbearing age“.

In the Fratelli d’Italia program, the leader Giorgia Meloni talks about “full application of law 194/78”, As well as the establishment of a fund for women who are unable to terminate pregnancy for economic reasons. Also on the plate is an update of the Code Red legislation, especially in terms of defense tools for the victim. No to surrogacy. In the working context, the party proposes equality in access to work between men and women and the fight against gender pay gap. To complete the picture of proposals, Giorgia Meloni’s party also talks about pink taxexpressing opposition to the increased cost of some women’s products sold on the market.

Public and corporate welfare adapted to family needs is among the important points of Emma Bonino’s party on the issue of women’s rights. As far as companies are concerned, also here + Europa proposes the addition of the obligation of transparency on wages and in general on the number of women in the company. In the public, on the other hand, + Europa proposes that the ministry of the family and equal opportunities carry out one mapping of institutions and governed entities to understand their female presence. Here, too, compulsory parental leave for both parents.

Italy is a woman is the paragraph that the two parties dedicate to the figure of women: also in this case violence against women is condemned, and some interventions are proposed against economic inequality in the workplace and the application of Ilp Convention 190 on harassment and violence in the workplace. Among the other proposals also emerges the need to favor the removal of the perpetrator rather than the isolation of the victim of violence.