Even Quartu Sant'Elena has organized for today, " World Day of Cities for Life, Cities against the Death Penalty ", an event in which the school world took part with great participation.
The boys threw colored biodegradable balloons into the air and the bells of each church rang together.
Various initiatives have had the former Capuchin convent as their epicenter. A delegation of students brought their contribution to the meeting in the Fresco Room of the historic building in the centre, in the presence of the Councilor for Public Education Cinzia Carta, the Councilor for Extraurban Territories Tiziana Cogoni, the President of the City Council Rita Murgioni, the entire Public Commission and Education and Culture, led by President Ketty Giua and Vice-President Laura Perra.
Also present was the criminal lawyer Aldo Luchi, an expert in the protection of human rights and founder of the Cagliari Cell of the Luca Coscioni Association.
“Today - explains Cinzia Carta - is a day of awareness that we wanted to share together with the lower secondary schools of the city, and therefore many middle school students who are showing interest and also a great sense of civility . They worked in class with their respective teachers, whom we thank for having given us so much availability. This meeting will allow us to share reflections and thoughts on an important and delicate topic, because there are too many countries in the world that still use this cruel and inhumane practice today. Sharing the morning with these kids, in a context other than the school one, represents an experience that we believe will remain imprinted in their minds”.
Compliments to the students came from councilor Cogoni: “We had the opportunity to talk about it all together, giving value to this anniversary. I hope that a day like this can help you in your growth path and I also hope that there will be many other meetings of this level ”.
