TRENT. While the Province of Trento succeeded in the terrible feat of leaving the Ready networkthat of public administrations committed to preventing, combating and overcoming discrimination by sexual orientation and gender identity, they are five municipalities in the province who are part of it. It’s about Trento, Rovereto, Arco, Pergine Valsugana and Mori: all together, on May 17th, on the occasion of the International Day against homolesbobitransphobia, will display the LGBT flag from their institutional buildings.
In a year in which the network proposed to give visibility to same-sex families And called for equal rights for their girls and boys, the municipalities together reaffirm their symbolic commitment to raising awareness among citizens, to make urban space inclusive and suitable for all and everyone and ban words of hatred, violence and discrimination still suffered today by homosexual and trans people.
On May 17th, if you look up you will find the LGBT flag on Palazzo Geremia in via Belenzani in Trento, on Palazzo Alberti Poja in Corso Bettini in Roveretoflanked by the flag of the Rainbow Families, on Palazzo di Piazza (the municipal building) in Piazza 3 Novembre in Arco, also here with the flag of Famiglie Arcobaleno. Furthermore in Mori the LGBT flag accompanied by the Agedo flag will be on the town hall in via Scuole and the Pride flag on the town hall in Piazza Municipio a Pergine Valsugana.
In South Tyrol, unlike in Trentino, the Province is the leader in the fight against homolesbobitransphobia and has been since 20119 being part of the Ready network, an important network for raising awareness on the topic and exchanging good practices. In addition to the Province of Bolzano, 23 other partners in the area have joined and so on the 17th the initiatives dedicated directly by the president of the Province will be presented Arno Kompatschertogether with partners active in the provincial territory.
