ItalyItalian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has stated that individuals who commit crimes should not expect compensation for damages incurred during their illegal activities. She argues that if someone attacks another person and is defended against, the attacker cannot claim compensation, emphasizing that the state supports law-abiding citizens rather than criminals. This statement was made in relation to a new security bill (ddl Sicurezza), which introduces a provision stating that those committing crimes cannot seek compensation for damages suffered while committing them, nor can their family members. Meloni shared this message on social media, accompanied by a photo and the caption 'Enough paradoxes! Those who commit crimes cannot expect compensation for damages suffered while committing them.'
Bias read (Conservative): The article presents Meloni’s stance on a legal reform, using strong moral language ('pure common sense', 'state stands with decent people') and frames the issue as a clear-cut matter of justice, implying that criminals have no rights. The framing emphasizes protection of law-abiding citizens over a
