Tens of thousands of Italians gather in Rome to stand up against rising fascism, after protests over a tough coronavirus pass regime last weekend degenerated into riots blamed on neo-fascists
A general view shows people attending an anti-fascist rally called by Italian Labour unions CGIL, CISL and UIL at Piazza San Giovanni in Rome on October 16, 2021,
Carrying placards reading "Fascism: Never Again", the protesters in Piazza San Giovanni — a square historically associated with the left — called for a ban on openly neofascist group Forza Nuova .
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