Italy Extends Its Surrogacy Ban Abroad To Protect Women and Children
International liberal media is fuming, but supporters say the law defends babies from being bought and sold.
International liberal media is fuming, but supporters say the law defends babies from being bought and sold.
The losers of the recent regional elections continue using all available legal methods to punish the second most popular party.
The move makes little difference in the EU, where the publications are already banned.
“They’re obviously determined to close the last of the British pubs down,” said Reform UK leader Nigel Farage
Commentators fear that the clampdown is a “taste of things to come” for the rest of the world.
Attempts at silencing commentators will only mobilise the movement, said one of those affected
Education minister says mobile phones “interrupt learning” and cause “cyberbullying.”
“Democracy defeats dictatorship,” the magazine’s editor-in-chief posted on X.
“Read here what you are not allowed to read,” the new publishers wrote.
The move comes in retaliation for an extended EU-wide ban of Russian news outlets.
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