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“We are afraid of going home alone in the Libertà neighborhood. We want security." Patowairy Mohamed Alauddin, president of the Ital-Blanga association courageously talks about the acts of violence that he and his Bangladeshi friends have suffered in recent weeks: 20 attacks in three months but also thefts of scooters, salaries and work goods. But they will no longer be alone. On Friday 20 December, in the headquarters of Municipality I in via Trevisani 206, the first assembly of an anti-violence network made up of 31 groups including associations, committees and informal groups working in the area was held. “We started from the latest episodes that hit the Bangladeshi community - says Azmi Jarjawi, coordinator of the I Welcome committee - but this violence cannot be countered with repression. We want to start activities to raise awareness and knowledge of the different cultures that now represent the neighborhood. Policies must accommodate new citizens." Annamaria Ferretti, president of Municipality I, explained that the genesis of the meeting lies in the citizens' desire to "regulate coexistence between Bari residents and foreigners" but the greatest concern derives from the low "level of education in respect" - by BENEDETTA DE FALCO video CARLO TESSER

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