In Puglia, Italy, women are leading anti-mafia efforts against the Sacra Corona Unita.

In Italy's Puglia region, women are leading the charge against the Sacra Corona Unita, the fourth major organized crime group in Italy. These women, including judges, journalists, prosecutors, and activists, are risking their lives to confront the mafia, arrest its members, expose its crimes, and confiscate its assets. Their efforts are crucial in shifting community attitudes and diminishing the mafia's influence, even when it means living under constant police escort.