Chiara Nava Nessy Guerra wanted to publicly denounce the hate she's receiving on social media. Stranded in Egypt, she vented on Instagram.
Nessy Guerra addresses social media abuse: "Shame on you!"
Nessy Guerra has once again publicly denounced not only the difficult situation she is experiencing, but also the daily attacks she receives on social media.
The 27-year-old from Sanremo, stuck in Egypt and who has been asking for help for some time to be able to return to Italy with her daughter, has published a harsh outburst on Instagram against those who continue to insult and blame her.
The young woman says she constantly receives offensive comments , such as “ You were asking for it ” or “ It serves you well, so you'll learn to go out with the Egyptian .”
Words which, he explains, represent a second form of violence against those who have already experienced dramatic situations.
Nessy Guerra's message: "This way, women will always be afraid to report."
In her message, Nessy highlights what she considers a profound contradiction. “ When a femicide occurs, everyone says something could have been done.
Then, when a woman reports and manages to save herself, she is criticized and judged ,” she says. The 27-year-old says she was afraid to expose herself for a long time precisely because of the fear of other people's judgment.
For this reason, she urges those who comment on social media to reflect on the consequences of their words. " If you don't know what domestic violence, whether psychological or physical, means, don't judge, " she concludes, appealing for victims to be supported rather than blamed.
The case of Nessy Guerra continues to draw public attention, as the young woman reiterates her desire to return to Italy and leave behind a situation she describes as unsustainable.