The Madrid-based CitizenGo group behind the posters timed the campaign to coincide with the 22 May anniversary of Italy's Law 194, as well as a "march for life" in the centre of Rome on Saturday.

The posters against violence against women torn, burned, and thrown into the toilet. The incident, which occurred at the Roman high school Giulio Cesare between November 25 and 26, was reported by ...