"Some victims of domestic violence choose to remain silent in order to protect their children, even though research shows that kids who see their parents fight are more likely to tolerate violence themselves (if they're girls) or suggest similar methods of conflict resolution (if they're boys). We want to focus on prevention, protection, and punishment certainty, as well as enhance the usage of electronic wristbands and put the Code Red into action. The operators also need to be trained." These are the comments of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who yesterday addressed at a conference on the results of the previous legislature's Commission of Inquiry on femicide. "The government plans to cherish the commission's work on femicide, which is vital. As a woman, as the first female President of the Council, as a mother, and as a daughter, as well as in remembrance of the many women who have lost their lives this year as victims of feminicide, I feel a responsibility to do so. There is a story behind each of these 104 victims, "she ended.