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Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt

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Italian lawyer and academic (born 1977), independent United Nations human rights expert
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The author defined the speech as one of unheard and unacceptable violence. He invited grandparents, priests, nuns, teachers, educators, parents, pediatricians, and psychologists to take to the streets, arguing that children should not be touched. He stated that he stands by the Italian Constitution, now and always. #DirittiInfanzia #Costituzione #Pace #IT (translated)

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The author wrote that a court had rejected the "piecemeal world war" as a justification put forward by Italy for not ensuring transparency regarding arms in transit through its ports, including those bound for Israel. He added that he still sees a possibility for change and thanked Linda Maggiori and lawyer Maestri for their perseverance and rigor. (translated)

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The author argued that the media strategy of denying and diverting attention, used to cover up crimes in Palestine, also served to hide the responsibilities of the rulers who would rob millions of Italians of their future. He added that, in the face of protests marked by pain, the focus was directed towards damaged store windows and the repression intensified. #Giustizia #DirittiUmani #Politica #IT #PS (translated)

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The author wrote that many people would believe crimes had been committed in Gaza only if snipers appeared on camera, concealing their faces and altering their voices, to confess to atrocities. #Gaza #Crimes #HumanRights #IL #PS

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The author said they found it reassuring that the US justice system had resisted political efforts to penalise US civil society for supporting the ICC investigation and human rights work. They added that pursuing justice was not a crime. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #EstadoDeDerecho #US

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Palestinian farmers must be protected and able to access their land safely. Yet, year after year, violence, destruction, and restrictions intensify," emphasized seven experts, including the UN Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, and the Special Rapporteur on the right to food, Sofia Monsalve Suarez. #Cisjordanie #Palestiniens #ONU (translated)

En Cisjordanie, des experts de l'ONU appellent à la protection des agriculteurs palestiniens face à la "violence" et aux "destructions" des colons israéliens
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The author argued that cooperation with Israel, which he described as an apartheid system, was contributing to the reduction of democratic space and respect for minorities in Europe, as well as weakening the protection of fundamental rights. He pointed to anti-Palestinian racism as an obvious symptom of this trend. #DirittiUmani #Democrazia #Razzismo #IL #EU #PS (translated)

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The author expressed shock at what they described as political inaction over the actions of Israeli settlers and soldiers in Palestine, where they said terror had become a daily reality. They alleged that century-old trees were being burned and livestock poisoned in the West Bank, and asked when the EU would act against what they called “Apartheid Israel.” #Palestine #Israel #HumanRights #IL #PS #EU

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The author made an appeal to the anti-apartheid front, stating that Palestinians continued to die. He urged to put aside ideological purism and internal divisions, calling for solidarity and focusing on the immediate goal of stopping the shipment of weapons to Israel. #Solidarietà #Pace #DirittiUmani #IL #PS #IL (translated)

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Congratulations to Pillay! In awarding her the Nobel Peace Prize, the committee declared: ‘An international legal system in which war criminals are held accountable for their actions and victims of abuse see justice served is a prerequisite for a peaceful world.’ May this justice begin in Palestine,” wrote Francesca Albanese on X. #NobelPace #DirittiUmani #CortePenaleInternazionale (translated)

Nobel Pace a Navi Pillay, la Corte Penale Internazionale: “Riconoscimento importante di fronte agli attacchi allo Stato di diritto”
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The author congratulated Justice Pillay on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, saying the committee had described accountability for war crimes and justice for victims of abuse as prerequisites for a peaceful world. The author added that they hoped justice would begin in Palestine. https://t.co/Vs5rpvly6J #NobelPrize #Justice #Peace #PS

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The author argued that elites they described as predatory were gaining political seats around the world, blaming post-Cold War “leftist” parties for paving the way. They said those elites had turned what they called Israel’s genocide in Gaza into a model and profitable business, while global civil society was organising on an unprecedented scale to demand accountability. #Gaza #Israel #Accountability #IL #PS

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The author wrote that properties they described as stolen from Palestinians could one day be advertised on Booking.com and Airbnb. They urged people to abandon the platforms and call on them to leave the oPT, adding that there should be no place for apartheid. #Palestine #BoycottApartheid #FreePalestine #PS #IL

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The author argued that France should halt military transfers to Israel, which they described as an apartheid state, saying the transfers would breach the international law obligation not to assist a state in committing international wrongdoings, particularly when those acts amounted to international crimes. #France #ApartheidIsrael #IntlLaw #FR #IL

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The author asked why Palestinian Authority security forces did not intervene against Israeli settlers, including in areas under their control. They argued that the Oslo Accords did not task the forces with protecting Palestinians and said the international community-backed peace process had delivered this outcome after more than 33 years. #Palestine #OsloAccords #PeaceProcess #IL #PS

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The author said proposed law DDL1004 would make Italy a leading vehicle for Israeli propaganda in Europe by punishing statements that Israel was an apartheid or racist state. They called it “DDL pro-Apartheid” and described the proposal as shameful, given that Israel was facing accusations of genocide. #Italia #Israele #DirittiUmani #IT #IL

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The author expressed, in a personal capacity, closeness and solidarity with Roberto Scarpinato, describing him as a magistrate who had served the State for his whole life in the fight against the mafia. #Giustizia #Solidarietà #Mafia #IT (translated)

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The author described Israel’s expanding network of checkpoints as unlawful and called for its immediate dismantling. They said it formed part of what they called the “carceral geography of apartheid” and made Palestinians’ daily lives dependent on arbitrary decisions. The author also thanked WIRED for reporting on the issue. https://t.co/b9kHQ4YHHe https://t.co/VuuaLM2IFg #Israel #Palestine #HumanRights #IL #PS

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The author wrote that in Italy it should be explained that not all Holocaust survivors remained silent about the genocide of the Palestinians: many, according to him, denounced it at a high price. He cited Stephen Kapos as one of them. #Olocausto #Genocidio #DirittiUmani #IT #PS (translated)

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The author said there was no evidence that journalists had taken part in military activities. They accused Israel’s army of escalating disinformation as Western media began due diligence, and claimed it had a “legitimization cell” that fabricated stories to justify what they called genocide. The author said their next report would expose the alleged activity. #Disinformation #MediaBias #HumanRights #IL

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