ANSA exhibition 'The Women of the Republic' inaugurated in Turin

The exhibition 'The Women of the Republic. Eighty Years of Achievements in ANSA's Chronicles. 1946-2026' was inaugurated today in Turin and has opened its doors. The exhibition can be visited until November 30 in the atrium of Palazzo Lascaris, seat of the Piedmont Regional Council. The photographic narrative covers the entire difficult journey toward women's rights: from the 21 women elected to the Constituent Assembly — out of 556 deputies — to the law introducing femicide as an autonomous crime, including the first woman in the judiciary in 1965. The exhibition — created by ANSA in collaboration with the Piedmont Regional Council — is structured along two paths. One is the national path, which highlights the major events, symbolic figures, and historical milestones that marked the march toward equality. The other is the regional path, which focuses on the many female figures who contributed to the history of Piedmont, from 1946 to today. The inauguration was attended by the president of the Regional Council, Davide Nicco, and the Vice President of the Assembly, Domenico Ravetti. Also speaking were the Attorney General at the Court of Appeal of Turin, Lucia Musti, and the President of the Court of Appeal, Alessandra Bassi. Reproduction reserved © Copyright ANSA