(ANSA) – MILAN, 09 JUL – A look and in-depth study of the nightlife phenomenon, of the chronicles concerning the “malamovida” conditioned by preconceptions and easy stereotypes: but also street journalism, ethnic journalism, and professional path for young reporters of “second generation”.
It was an evening full of ideas that yesterday concluded the # Giornalistinfestival2022 meetings organized as part of the cultural initiatives of the Milano Latin Festival underway in Assago.
The president of the Lombard Association of Journalists Paolo Perucchini, the organizer of the Latin Festival Fabio Messerotti and the journalist Massimiliano Saggese and, in a video message, the president of the National Press Federation, Giuseppe Giulietti, discussing the issues.
If for everyone the theme of nightlife must be brought back to the original concept of a moment of free expression and social and cultural promotion for young people – it was said -, in the same way for everyone the nightlife cannot be automatically combined with the phenomenon of the spread of gangs and the underworld in the area. “Two distinct themes – said Perucchini – which must be tackled differently by the institutions: the first of promotion, the second of prevention and repression. But without penalizing the social life of young people with severe generalized restrictions”.
On purely journalistic issues, the debate focused on the great difficulty of “second generation” reporters, children of immigrants and still without Italian citizenship, who for this reason are forced into an infinite professional limbo not being able to access the professional recognition path. . “If the” ius scholae “could be an interesting solution – concluded Perucchini -, the journalists’ union and the Order must immediately undertake to guarantee dignity and rights to all colleagues who, while working regularly in the sector of information, due to the complication of the rules they are now professionally discriminated “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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