The Global Story: The murders that moved a nation: Italy’s new femicide law

This episode of "The Global Story" delves into Italy's recent adoption of a femicide law, exploring the motivations behind it and its potential impact. The episode features an interview with Chiara Tramontano, whose sister Giulia's murder was a catalyst for public outcry, and insights from BBC's Sarah Rainsford in Rome, who explains the details of the law, its cross-party support, and the ongoing debate about its effectiveness in addressing the root causes of violence against women. The discussion also touches on the broader context of violence against women in Italy and the challenges of changing societal attitudes.