INTL DAY FOR THE ELIMINATION OF VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

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Valentina Pitzalis whose ex-husband tried to burn her to death.
Valentina Pitzalis; the doll in her hands says "No-one can take your smile away from you".
Valentina Pitzalis in front of a photo of Valentina Solesin, an Italian girl killed by terrorists in Paris on Nov 13; the dol...
Valentina Pitzalis (R) with artist Ivan Tresoldi in front of the artwork he made with her name.
Valentina Pitzalis (in the middle), Milan City councillor Chiara Bisconti (right) and Ivan Tresoldi (behind Ms Pitzalis) who ...
A poem was read during the evening; next to the reader Jo Squillo, Valentina Pitzalis. On the right Milan city councillor Chi...
From left Jo Squillo, Cristina Tajani, Valentina Pitzalis, Rosaria Iardino, Chiara Bisconti
This year the day was dedicated also to Valeria Solesin, the young Italian woman who was killed by terrorists in Paris on Nov...
Milan city councillors Cristina Tajani (L), Maria Rosaria Iardino, Chiara Bisconti
Creator of the Wall of Dolls Jo Squillo, councillor Cristina Tajani, Valentina Pitzalis
By-passers in front of the Wall of Dolls.
Supporters of the Wall of Dolls, including fashion designers, singers, politicians, companies.
This year the day was dedicated also to Valeria Solesin, the young Italian woman who was killed by terrorists in Paris on Nov...
An artwork surrounded by dolls.
Another doll being added to the wall.
Some dolls attached to the wall.
Artwork on the wall. The text can be read in many ways; "Così non vale" can be translated as "That's not fair", something 'do...
An artwork on the wall. The text says "One victim every three days".
Ivan Tresoldi completing his artwork.
A doll donated to the Wall of Dolls by fashion designer Stella McCartney.
A doll donated to the Wall of Dolls by fashion house Missoni.
A doll depicting Giusy Versace, an Italian athlete who lost both her legs in a car accident. She started running on carbon fi...
An artwork donated to the Wall of Dolls gallery.
A doll dedicated to Valentina Pitzalis; "No-one can take your smile away from you".
An installation made with mirrors and dolls made by an Japanese architect