The civil rights movement next Monday, June 16, will turn 30. In fact, it was officially established at the Office of the Revenue Agency of Cosenza on June 16, 1995, always having and always maintaining its registered office in the heart of the historic center of the city Bruzia, in viavoci. It has been 30 years characterized by important, uninterrupted civil and justice battles and by great solidarity and humanitarian initiatives, national and international, known and appreciated, many of them, even internationally “, reads a note.
Among the historical founders of the movement include, together with its leader, Franco Corbellithe art critic and former parliamentarian Vittorio Sgarbithe lawyer Pasquale de Vita, prof. Giorgio Serrathe late director and guarantor Mario Lo Gulloprof. Enzo Bonavitavice national coordinator and for many years responsible for the headquarters of civil rights in Puglia and the teacher Mario Corbelli. On the occasion of the anniversary of 30 years, Monday at 11 am the same leader of civil rights, representing the movement, will be received to the regional citadel, in Catanzaro, from the president of the Calabria Region, Roberto Occhiuto who promoted this meeting (programmed for some time) for, continues the note, “make honor and thanks to the long, exemplary history of civil rights, to his commitment always on the side of the last and defense of the rights of all and against the injustices”.
Corbelli thanks Occhiuto and gives an appointment to Monday, to the Cittadella, for a meeting that, he says, “will be an opportunity for RJewish governor for the great humanitarian work of Tarsia, the International Cemetery of Migrants once again, once again An extraordinary memorial of civilization, unique in the world, whose works, thanks to the financing of the region, are about to be taken up right in these days, and to make a reflection (particularly significant and important in this difficult moment that the world threatened by absurd wars and horrible tragedies lives) on the great example, for its extraordinary and simple history of humanity, of solidarity, of justice, of defense of civil and human rights, of a modest movement of a distant city of southern Italy, which for its right, courageous and fundamental civil battles is also finished, among other things, on the pages of the New York Times and on the screens of Al Jazeera ».