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A few days after the results of the referendum on justice reform in Italy were released, our national organization would like to share some opinions and respond to some messages we've received from outside our system.

We recently published an informational article in Italian, visible to all our Italian users, providing some details and our official positions regarding the referendum on justice reform in Italy, scheduled for March 22-23, 2026.

There has been some controversy surrounding the published version, with a post on our Italian blog, which forces us to explain some details that anyone who is our user knows.

DirectDemocracyS Italia.

POPULAR REFERENDUM VOTE OF: March 22 and 23, 2026

Attention, Italians residing abroad will vote according to specific rules, before the scheduled dates. For all information, consult the Laws and regulations on the various official institutional websites of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior!

SUBJECT OF THE REFERENDUM: JURISDICTIONAL SYSTEM AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DISCIPLINARY COURT

INVITATION.

It's not easy to have official positions on Justice that are adaptable to every country in the world, but we'll try to give you some important information that will help you understand what we want to implement, globally, with DirectDemocracyS.

Published on 30 October 2025. Our rules improve over time: where this post differs from them, the current rules apply. Start from Join us definitive rules and Rules and useful links.

The M.F. case, which we are following along with many others in our efforts to provide concrete assistance to people in difficulty, raises some questions that we would like to share with you.

As you all know, in the DirectDemocracyS system, for each activity, many groups are created, made up of many people, to carry out everything in the best possible way.

Published on 17 July 2025. Our rules improve over time: where this post differs from them, the current rules apply. Start from Join us definitive rules and Rules and useful links.

We continue our interview with R. (shortened for security, privacy, anonymity, and data protection reasons), one of the super administrators of DirectDemocracyS, who is following our first case, the help_me service.

Published on 17 July 2025. Our rules improve over time: where this post differs from them, the current rules apply. Start from Join us definitive rules and Rules and useful links.

One of the most "clever", incorrect, and squalid methods used by public officials, even when they commit abuses, or bullying, but above all mistakes, to discourage poor taxpayers, or ordinary citizens, who ask for explanations, or get "pissed off" because they feel they've been mocked, is the classic phrase: if it's not convenient for you, we'll see you in court.