Opposition leaders in Italy demand a government response after journalist Andrea Joly from La Stampa was attacked by far-right militants linked to CasaPound.

Italy's opposition leaders demand a government response after journalist Andrea Joly from La Stampa was attacked by far-right militants linked to CasaPound in Turin. The opposition parties, including the Democratic Party and 5-Star Movement, express concern about the climate of impunity and call for neo-fascist organizations to be disbanded. Turin's Mayor, Stefano Lo Russo, condemns the attack and highlights the importance of press freedom.