

One person died and over 100 were injured when Italian police violently raided the Diaz school complex during the G8 summit in Genoa in 2001.
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One person died and over 100 were injured when Italian police violently raided the Diaz school complex during the G8 summit in Genoa in 2001.
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On July 20, 2001, the Diaz school complex in Genoa became the site of a violent police raid during the G8 summit. Italian police, seeking to arrest members of the Black Bloc, stormed the building where journalists and peaceful demonstrators had gathered. Over two hours, officers attacked defenseless individuals, resulting in one death and more than a hundred injuries. Amnesty International condemned the actions as one of the most severe breaches of democratic rights in Europe since World War II.
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Why Watch
- See the police raid on Diaz school in Genoa.
- Find out about the aftermath of the G8 summit protests.
- Meet the individuals affected by police violence.
Did You Know
- One demonstrator died during the G8 protests in Genoa in 2001.
- Over 100 people sustained serious injuries from police actions.
- Amnesty International labeled the police actions as severe breaches of rights.
- The Diaz school complex housed journalists during the police raid.
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What did Amnesty International say about the police actions during the G8 in Genua in 2001?
Amnesty International described the actions of the Italian police against peaceful demonstrators as one of the most severe breaches of democratic rights in a European country since the Second World War.
What happened at the Diaz school complex during the G8 protests?
Police stormed into the Diaz school complex, which housed journalists, and spent over two hours attacking defenceless women and men.
How many people were injured during the G8 protests in Genua?
A hundred demonstrators sustained serious injuries during the protests.
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