During a debate of an anti-discrimination law, Italian MPs stood and embraced each other in protest.
Last year, the Italian parliament began the process of passing an anti-discrimination bill that included protections for LGBT people.
Five Star Movement deputies attend a demonstration against the suspension of parliamentary activity in front of the Italian Parliament in Rome July 10, 2013.
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Yesterday, during a debate of the bill, members of the anti-establishment political party, Five Star Movement, simultaneously rose from their seats....
... And made out.
Or hugged, or held signs that reportedly called for more rights for gay people.
