The TV presenter told his audience 'if you avoid getting drunk and losing your senses, you might also avoid coming across a wolf'.
The partner of Giorgia Meloni, the Italian prime minister, has denied victim blaming after seeming to suggest women could avoid being raped by not getting drunk.
TV presenter Andrea Giambruno, who hosts the Diario del giorno, or Daily Diary, on the Rete 4 commercial station, was commenting on the gang rape of a young woman in the Sicilian capital, Palermo. Mr Giambruno said on his show on Monday:"If you go dancing, you have every right to get drunk, there shouldn't be any kind of misunderstanding and any kind of problem.Andrea Giambruno, partner of Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni, watches her speaking in parliament. Pic: APGiorgia Meloni's statement on the death of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
"But if you avoid getting drunk and losing your senses, you might also avoid running into certain problems and coming across a wolf." His comments were condemned by, among others, opposition politician, Cecilia D'Elia, a Democratic Party senator."Teach them the value of consent, rather than girls to be wary," she said.
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