The UN published a report by Albanese in June 2025 stating that the Gaza genocide was continuing because it is lucrative for several business corporations. The report lists 48 corporations, including Microsoft, Alphabet Inc. and Amazon, which it states are helping Israel displace Palestinians in breach of international law. In response the United States Department of the Treasury under the Trump administration imposed sanctions on Albanese under Executive Order 14203 naming her a "specially designated national", thus forbidding all U.S. persons and companies from doing business with her.[3][10]
In a May 2025 interview, Albanese said that she had studied jurisprudence and had not taken the law examination because she was more interested in human rights and did not want to practice law in Italy.[19]
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories
On 18 October 2022 Albanese recommended in her first report that UN member states develop "a plan to end the Israeli settler-colonial occupation and apartheid regime".[25] The report concluded: "The violations described in the present report expose the nature of the Israeli occupation, that of an intentionally acquisitive, segregationist and repressive regime designed to prevent the realization of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination."[26]
In July 2023 during the 30th Meeting of the 53rd Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Council, Albanese presented a report accusing Israel of turning the West Bank into an "open-air prison". The report said that since 1967, more than 800,000 Palestinians, including children as young as 12, had been arrested and detained by Israeli authorities. Briefing journalists, Albanese said "There is no other way to define the regime that Israel has imposed on the Palestinians – which is apartheid by default – other than an open-air prison." Israel was not present for the presentation but rejected the findings.[27][28]
In August 2024 she was one of many UN Special Rapporteurs who signed an open letter to the "International community" on the third anniversary of the Taliban taking change in Afghanistan. They were concerned that the regime's human-rights abuses particularly against women and girls may become accepted. They encouraged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to take urgent action against those responsible.[29]
Gaza war
Albanese in July 2024
In 2023 after the outbreak of the Gaza war, Albanese called for an immediate ceasefire, warning that "Palestinians are in grave danger of a mass ethnic cleansing."[30] She further stated that the international community must "prevent and protect populations from atrocity crimes", and that "accountability for international crimes committed by Israeli occupation forces and Hamas must also be immediately pursued."[30]
In February 2024 French President Emmanuel Macron described the October 7 attacks as "the largest antisemitic massacre of our century". Albanese responded on Twitter that "the victims of the October 7 massacre were killed not because of their Judaism, but in response to Israeli oppression". The French Foreign Ministry condemned her remarks and the Israeli government declared Albanese persona non grata in Israel and denied her future entry to the country. In response to the reactions, Albanese said: "I regret that some interpreted my tweet as 'justifying' Hamas's crimes, which I have condemned strongly several times. I reject all forms of racism, including antisemitism. However, labeling these crimes as 'antisemitic' obscures the real reason they occurred."[31][32][33]
On 26 March 2024 Albanese presented the report "Anatomy of a Genocide" before the 55th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva,[34] stating "reasonable grounds" to believe that Israel is intentionally committing at least three "genocidal acts"[34]:paragraph 5 against the Palestinians as a group in Gaza proscribed in the Genocide Convention:
"Killing members of the group";[34]:paragraphs 22–26
"Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group";[34]:paragraphs 27–31
"Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part".[34]:paragraphs 34–45
She called for sanctions and an arms embargo.[35] She was one of the many UN experts who spoke out against the sale of arms to Israel in June 2024 to be used in the conflict in Gaza. The experts cautioned arms suppliers and finance companies that they would be implicated in human rights violations. The signatories to the warning included special reporteurs Paula Gaviria Betancur, Tlaleng Mofokeng and Margaret Satterthwaite.[36]
Further, Albanese points to the settler colonial context of genocidal practices resulting in "destruction and replacement of Indigenous peoples"[34]:paragraph 9 and recommends the "reconstitution of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid" to address the situation in Palestine.[34]:paragraph 97e
During a briefing on the international legal responsibilities for preventing genocide, Albanese said that, given the way Israel is currently behaving, it is time to consider suspending their credential as a Member State, under Article 6 of the Charter of the United Nations".[37]
In March 2025 Betar, a Jewish far-right organization, threatened Albanese with a pager attack during her visit to London. The group posted a statement on Twitter that said "Join us to give Francesca a [pager emoji] in London on Tuesday." The pager emoji is a reference to the 2024 pager attacks in Lebanon.[39] Albanese said that she and her family had received death threats.[40]
Albanese criticized the Trump administration for welcoming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the United States and maintaining friendly relations with him, despite the fact that an arrest warrant has been issued for Netanyahu by the International Criminal Court (ICC).[41]
The UN published a report by Albanese in June 2025 stating that the Gaza genocide was continuing because it is lucrative for several business corporations.[42][43] The report lists 48 corporations, including Microsoft, Alphabet Inc. and Amazon,[44] which it says are helping Israel displace Palestinians in breach of international law.[45]
Accusations of anti-Israel bias
In February 2023 18 members of the United States Congress called for Albanese to be removed from her position saying that she has demonstrated a consistent bias against Israel.[46]
In July 2024 UN Watch director Hillel Neuer requested the UN High Commissioner for Human RightsVolker Türk to investigate Albanese's trip to Australia and whether flights during that trip were funded by pro-Palestinian groups: Australian Friends of Palestine Association, Free Palestine Melbourne, and Australian Palestinian Advocacy Network.[47][48][49][7]
That same month Albanese expressed support on the social networking site X for a post by former UN human rights official Craig Mokhiber, that compared Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Adolf Hitler. Mokhiber's post juxtaposed a photo of a crowd welcoming Hitler with Nazi salutes and a photo of Netanyahu being welcomed by the US Congress. Mokhiber captioned his post with the words "History is always watching" and Albanese responded with "This is precisely what I was thinking today". In response, US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield stated, "It is clear [Albanese] is not fit for this or any position at the UN." Responding to the criticism, Albanese said, "The Memory of the #Holocaust remains intact and sacred thank[s] to people of conscience worldwide. Institutional rants and outburst[s] of selective moral outrage will not stop the course of #Justice, which is finally in motion."[50][51][52]
Responding to two reports presented to the United nations in October 2024, the World Jewish Congress accused Albanese of repeatedly engaging in Holocaust inversion by drawing comparisons between Israel and Nazi Germany, calling her statements "not only deeply offensive, but a gross distortion of history."[53] U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield posted on X the U.S. belief that Albanese is "unfit for her role. The United Nations should not tolerate antisemitism from a UN-affiliated official hired to promote human rights."[54] Albanese said in response to the accusation of antisemitism, "Antisemitism and discrimination against Jews as Jews is gross. But frankly I couldn't care less if Israel were run by Jews, Muslims, Christians or atheists... All I want is for Israel to conduct itself in line with international law."[55]
On 11 February 2025 the Dutch House of Representatives cancelled an invitation for Albanese to visit the House on 13 February, on account of her statements about the Gaza War.[56] On 20 June 2025 the Trump administration sent a letter to the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, calling for her removal as rapporteur on Palestinian rights following what they alleged was terrorism support and antisemitism.[57]
In December 2022 sixty-five scholars of antisemitism, the Holocaust, and Jewish studies[58][59] stated: "It is evident that the campaign against [Albanese] is not about combating today's antisemitism. It is essentially about efforts to silence her and to undermine her mandate as a senior UN official reporting about Israel's violations of human rights and international law."[9]
In January 2023 a statement was issued in defence of Albanese by a number of human rights organizations, academic institutions, and other civil society organizations.[60] The statement concluded by stating: "We commend UNSR Francesca Albanese’s tireless efforts toward the protection of human rights in the OPT [Occupied Palestinian Territories] and in raising awareness of the alarming daily violations of Palestinian rights. We call on third States to strongly condemn this politically-motivated attack on the Special Rapporteur's mandate and to compel Israel to comply with its obligations under the Charter of the United Nations."[8][61]
Amid continuing efforts to have Albanese removed from her post, on 26 April 2023 Amnesty International Italy published a letter of support signed by dozens of Italian rights groups, MPs, jurists and academics.[62] On 27 April three former holders of the position, John Dugard, Richard Falk and Michael Lynk, publicly urged the UN to defend Albanese and said that she has been "the target of attacks that have been 'slanderous' and 'personal'". On 3 May Albanese tweeted that she "saw too many deaths [of Palestinians], too much arbitrariness, zero accountability" and faced accusations for her work in addressing these abuses.[63][64]
Albanese called the sanctions "obscene" and said that she was being punished for her "pursuit of justice".[71] The move was criticized by Amnesty International as a "disgraceful affront to international justice".[72] The editorial board of The Wall Street Journal praised the move as overdue.[73]
Awards
In April 2023 Albanese received the International Stefano Chiarini Award (Italian: Premio Internazionale Stefano Chiarini) in recognition of journalistic work covering Palestine and the Middle East.[74][75]
Albanese was chosen as the Passblue UN Person of the Year for 2024. Passblue said Albanese and the other nominees "demonstrated strong leadership in 2024 to uphold the UN Charter, advocate for universal human rights, act to ensure international humanitarian law and promote peace and nonviolence throughout the world".[76]
On 12 February 2025 Albanese received the "Dries van Agt Prize" from The Rights Forum[nl], which honors individuals and organizations that make a strong commitment to human rights and international law in Palestine.[77]
↑ Meir Amor, Dr., Department of Sociology and Anthropology (retired), Concordia University, Montreal; Ofer Ashkenazi, Professor, Director, The Richard Koebner Minerva Center for German History, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Aleida Assmann, Professor of English Literature and Cultural Theory, Konstanz University; Jan Assmann, Professor, Egyptologist and Religious Studies, University of Heidelberg; Leora Auslander, Arthur and Joann Rasmussen Professor of Western Civilization in the College and Professor of European Social History, Department of History, University of Chicago; Angelika Bammer, Professor of Comparative Literature, Affiliate Faculty of Jewish Studies, Emory University; Omer Bartov, Samuel Pisar Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Department of History, Faculty Fellow, Watson Institute for International & Public Affairs, Brown University; Peter Beinart, Professor of Journalism and Political Science, The City University of New York (CUNY); editor at large, Jewish Currents; Joel Beinin, Donald J. McLachlan Professor of History and Professor of Middle East History, Emeritus, Stanford University; Michael Berkowitz, Professor of Modern Jewish History, Department of Hebrew & Jewish Studies, University College London; Donald Bloxham, Richard Pares Professor of History, University of Edinburgh; Daniel Boyarin, Taubman Professor of Talmudic Culture Emeritus, UC Berkeley; José Brunner, Professor Emeritus, Buchmann Faculty of Law and Cohn Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science, Tel Aviv University; Stephen Clingman, Distinguished University Professor, Department of English, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Raya Cohen, Dr., fmr. lecturer, Department of Jewish History, Tel Aviv University and Department of Sociology, University of Naples Federico II; Alon Confino, Pen Tishkach Chair of Holocaust Studies, Professor of History and Jewish Studies, Director Institute for Holocaust, Genocide, and Memory Studies, University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Frank Dabba Smith, Rabbi Dr., Leo Baeck College; Sidra DeKoven Ezrahi, Professor Emerita of Comparative Literature, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Hasia R. Diner, Professor Emerita, New York University; Vincent Engel, Professor, University of Louvain, UCLouvain; Katharina Galor, Hirschfeld Senior Lecturer in Judaic Studies, Brown University; Shai Ginsburg, Associate Professor, Chair of the Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies and Faculty Member of the Center for Jewish Studies, Duke University; Amos Goldberg, Professor, The Jonah M. Machover Chair in Holocaust Studies, Head of the Avraham Harman Research Institute of Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Harvey Goldberg, Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Sylvie-Anne Goldberg, Professor, Jewish Culture and History, Head of Jewish Studies at the Advanced School of Social Sciences (EHESS), Paris; Svenja Goltermann, Professor Dr., Historisches Seminar, University of Zurich; Neve Gordon, Professor of International Law, School of Law, Queen Mary University of London; Jeffrey Grossman, Associate Professor and Chair Germanic Languages and Literatures, Member Program in Jewish Studies, University of Virginia; Aaron J. Hahn Tapper, Professor, Mae and Benjamin Swig Chair in Jewish Studies, Director of the Swig Program in Jewish Studies and Social Justice, University of San Francisco; Anna Hájková, Associate Professor of Modern Continental European History, Warwick University; Dafna Hirsch, Dr., Department of Sociology, Political Science and Communication, The Open University of Israel; Marianne Hirschberg, Professor, Faculty of Human Sciences, University of Kassel; Marion Kaplan, Professor Emerita of Hebrew and Judaic Studies, New York University; Brian Klug, Hon. Fellow, Parkes Institute for the Study of Jewish/non-Jewish Relations, University of Southampton; Hon. Fellow in Social Philosophy Campion Hall, University of Oxford; Emeritus Fellow, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford; Tony Kushner, Professor, Parkes Institute for the Study of Jewish/non-Jewish Relations, University of Southampton; Dominick LaCapra, Professor Emeritus of History, Cornell University; Ferenc Laczó, Assistant Professor in European History, Maastricht University; Nitzan Lebovic, Professor, Department of History, Chair of Holocaust Studies and Ethical Values, Lehigh University; Mark Levene, Dr., Emeritus Fellow, University of Southampton and Parkes Centre for Jewish/non-Jewish Relations; Ian S. Lustick, Professor Emeritus, Bess W. Heyman Chair Emeritus, Department of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania; Shaul Magid, Professor of Jewish Studies, Dartmouth College; Paul Mendes-Flohr, Professor Emeritus of History and Religious Thought, University of Chicago, Professor Emeritus at the Divinity School, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Dirk Moses, Professor, Anne & Bernard Spitzer Chair in International Relations, The City College of New York (CCNY); Samuel Moyn, Henry R. Luce Professor of Jurisprudence and Professor of History, Yale University; Adi Ophir, Professor Emeritus, Tel Aviv University; Visiting Professor, Brown University, the Cogut Institute for the Humanities and the Center for Middle East Studies; Atalia Omer, Professor of Religion, Conflict and Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame and the Dunphy Visiting Professor of Religion, Violence, and Peacebuilding at Harvard Divinity School; Nicola Perugini, Dr., Senior Lecturer in International Relations, University of Edinburgh; David Ranan, Dr., Political Scientist and Writer, London/Berlin; Mark Roseman, Distinguished Professor in History, Pat M. Glazer Chair in Jewish Studies, Indiana University; Göran Rosenberg, writer and journalist, Sweden; Michael Rothberg, 1939 Society Samuel Goetz Chair in Holocaust Studies, UCLA; Guri Schwarz, Associate Professor of Contemporary History, Vice-Director of the Centre for History of Racism and Anti-Racism in Modern Italy, University of Genoa; Raz Segal, Associate Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies and Endowed Professor in the Study of Modern Genocide, Stockton; Avi Shlaim, Emeritus Professor of International Relations, University of Oxford; Fellow of the British Academy; David Shulman, Professor Emeritus, Department of Asian Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Dmitry Shumsky, Professor, Israel Goldstein Chair in the History of Zionism and the New Yishuv, Head of the Institute of History, Department of Jewish History and Contemporary Jewry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Tamir Sorek, Liberal Arts Professor of Middle East History and Jewish Studies, Penn State University; David Sorkin, Lucy G. Moses Professor of Modern Jewish History, Department of History, Yale University; Lior Sternfeld, Associate Professor of History and Jewish Studies, Penn State University; Mira Sucharov, Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Political Science, Carleton University, Ottawa; Kylie Thomas, Dr., Senior Researcher, NIOD Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Amsterdam; Barry Trachtenberg, Associate Professor, Rubin Presidential Chair of Jewish History, Wake Forest University; Enzo Traverso, Susan and Barton Winokur Professor in the Humanities, Department of History, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York; Alana M. Vincent, Associate Professor, Religious Studies, Department of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies, Umeå University; Moshe Zuckermann, Professor Emeritus of History and Philosophy, Tel Aviv University
↑ List of endorsing organizations, groups and initiatives: Academics for Palestine (Ireland), Academy for Equality, Adalah – The Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel, Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, Aldameer Association for Human Rights, Al-Haq, Law in the Service of Man, Al-Quds Human Rights Clinic- Al-Quds University, American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), Arab Agronomists Association, Arab Canadian Lawyers Association, Arab cause Solidarity Committee (CSCA), Arab Lawyers Association (UK), Arab Organization for Human Rights (AOHR), Asociación Americana de Juristas, Association Belgo-Palestinienne WB, Association France Palestine Solidarité (AFPS), Association Switzerland Palestine, AssoPacePalestina, Australia Palestine Advocacy Network, Australian Centre for International Justice, BA4P/BACBI, BACBI Belgian Committee for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel, BADIL Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugee Rights, BDS Tokyo, BDS Vancouver/Coast Salish Territories, Bisan Center for Research and Development, British Committee for the Universities of Palestine, Canadians for Justice and Peace in the Middle East (CJPME), Center for Defense of Liberties & Civil Rights “HURRYYAT”, Centre for Global Education, CJPME Saskatoon, Comhlamh Justice for Palestine, Cork Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Cultura è Libertà. Una campagna per la Palestina, Defense for Children International – Palestine (DCIP), Defence for Children International, Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN), Dibeen For Environmental Development, Dutch Scholars for Palestine, Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, EuroMed Rights, European Legal Support Center (ELSC), Finnish-Arab Friendship Society, Freedom Archives, Friends of Sabeel North America (FOSNA), Front Line Defenders, Gaza Action Ireland, Gesellschaft Schweiz-Palästina, Gibanje za pravice Palestincev Slovenija, Global Legal Action Network, Greater Toronto for BDS, Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, HK Norway – The Norwegian Union of Commerce and office employees, Housing and Land Rights Network – Habitat International Coalition, HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, Human Rights & Democracy Media Center “SHAMS”, Human Rights for All (HR4A) Saskatchewan, Human Rights Institutions Association (HRIA), ICAHD-USA, Independent Commission for Human Rights, International Association of Democratic Lawyers, International Commission of Jurists Norway (ICJ Norway), International Organization for the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (EAFORD), Ireland Against Fascism, Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Jews for Palestine-Ireland, Jews for Palestinian Right of Return, Just Peace Advocates/Mouvement Pour Une Paix Juste, Justice Call, Justice for Palestinians, Kairos foundation of Nigeria, Labor for Palestine, Law for Palestine, Leiden University, Letters for Palestine, Medico International, National Lawyers Guild International Committee, NorCal Sabeel, NOVACT, Oakville Palestinian Rights Association, ODV Salaam Ragazzi dell’Olivo Comitato di Trieste, Palestina Solidariteit vzw, Palestina Toma la Calle, Palestine Legal, Palestine Solidarity Alliance South Africa, Palestine Solidarity Campaign. Cape Town (PSC-CT), Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa, Palestinian and Jewish Unity, Palestinian Christian Alliance for Peace, Pax Christi Vlaanderen, Physicians for Human Rights Israel, Potchefstroom For Palestine, Regina Peace Council, Sadaka-the Ireland Palestine Alliance, Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, South African BDS Coalition, South African Jews for a Free Palestine, Stellenbosch University Palestinian Solidarity Forum, Students4Change, The Canadian BDS Coalition, The Community Action Center/ Al-Quds University, The European Coordination of Committees and Associations for Palestine (ECCP), The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions (LO-Norway), The Norwegian Initiative Defend International Law, The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, The Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy-MIFTAH, The Palestinian NGOs Network (PNGO), The Rights Forum, U.S. Palestinian Community Network (USPCN), Union of Palestinian Women Committees (UPWC), United Methodists for Kairos Response (UMKR), United Network for Justice and Peace in Palestine and Israel (UNJPPI), University of Groningen, Vrede vzw – Belgium
↑ First signatories (associations): Amnesty International International Italy Association of Italian Organizations of International Cooperation and Solidarity (AOI) National Association of Democratic Lawyers Italian Recreational and Cultural Association (ARCI) Assopace Palestine Coordination for Constitutional Democracy Platform of Italian NGOs in the Mediterranean and Middle East First signatories (parliamentarians): by Stefania Ascari Laura Boldrini Susanna Camusso Ilaria Cucchi Eleonora Evi Nicola Fratoianni by Chiara Gribaudo Tino Magni Arturo Scotto First signatories (individuals): Roberta De Monticelli, former University of Life and Health San Raffaele Micaela Frulli, University of Florence Domenico Gallo, President of Section Emeritus, Court of Cassation Luisa Morgantini, former Vice President of the European Parliament Alberto Negri, Journalist Nurit Peled Elhanan, Hebrew University Jerusalem and David Yellin Academic College Ruba Salih, University of Bologna Mauro Volpi, University of Perugia Associations: Alkemia – ATS Afgana Association “Friends of the Palestinian people Nemer Hammad Le Marche” Association of Italian-Palestinian Friendship onlus Association Along The Balkan Route Peace Association – Padua Black Lives Matter Italy Pistoia Committee for Palestine the Palestinian Community-Campania Culture is Freedom the European Legal Support Centre ManifestA OrientXXI Italy Party of Communist Refoundation Not to forget Odv No Bavaglio Network Earth Wind Village of Peace – Eutropian Women's March Rome Parliamentarians: Angelo Bonelli by Francesco Borrelli Ouidad Bakkali Peppe De Cristofaro the Devis Dori Aurora Floridia Francesca Ghirra by Marco Grimaldi Franco Mari Elisabetta Piccolotti Luana Zanella Filiberto Zaratti Single One sizes: singles: Tea Albini, former parliamentarian Giso Amendola, University of Salerno Alessandro Arienzo, University of Naples “Federico II” Maria Avino, University of Naples L’Orientale Walaa Alqaisiya, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Marco Ammar, University of Genoa Magdy Anbar, Freelance Journalist Chiara Avesani, Journalist and Reigist of Documentaries Fulvia Bandoli, already Parliamentary Ada Barbaro, University of Rome La Sapienza Ramzy Baroud, Author and Editor Palestinian Chronicle Simone Bettega, University of Turin Francesca Biancani, University of Bologna Roberto Bianchi, University of Florence Sergio Bobbo, CNR Franco Bordo, already a parliamentarian Sara Borrillo, University of Rome Tor Vergata Luciana Borsatti, Freelance Journalist Luca Bravi, University of Florence Paolo Francesco Brunello, Lawyer, Democratic Jurists of Venice Gloria Buffo, former parliamentarian, Association of former parliamentarians Martina Buscemi, University of Milan Susanna Cafaro, University of Salento Marina Calculli, Columbia University & Leiden University Marco Caldiroli, Democratic Medicine Matteo Capasso, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Leonardo Capezzone, University of Rome La Sapienza Raffaele Cattedra, University of Cagliari Luigi Cazzato, University of Bari Aldo Moro Giovanni Cerchia, University of Molise Roberto Cirelli, Ministry of Education Raya Cohen, already Tel Aviv University Chiara Comito, Journalist for Arabpop Francesca Congiu, University of Cagliari Laura Corradi, University of Calabria Riccardo Corradini, Order of the Surgeons and Dentists of Trento Francesca Corrao, LUISS University of Rome Danilo Criscuolo, FP CGIL Wasim Dahmash, already University of Cagliari Cecilia Dalla Negra, Journalist for Orient XXI Italy Rosa D’Amato, European Parliamentary Luigi Daniele, Nottingham Law School Michele Della Morte, University of Molise Claudio De Fiores, University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli Barbara De Poli, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Saverio Di Benedetto, University of Salento Mariano Di Palma, Campania Libera Rosita Di Peri, University of Turin Camille Eid, former Catholic University of the Sacred Heart of Milan Yana Ehm, former Parliamentary Chamber of Deputies Christian Elia, Q Code Mag Duccio Facchini, Director of Other Economics Antonio Fiori, University of Bologna Filippo Fossati, former deputy XVII Legislature Lorenzo Forlani, Freelance Journalist for Il Fatto Quotidiano Fabio Gasparini, University of Turin Maria Grazia Gagliardi, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Gennaro Gervasio, University of RomaTre and EUME (Berlin) Antonella Ghersetti, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Mattia Giampaolo, University of Rome La Sapienza Fausto Gianelli, Barcenister, Modena Bar Association Emilio Gianicolo, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Mariagiulia Giuffré, Edge Hill University Elisa Giunchi, University of Milan Maria Antonella Gliatta, University of Molise Piero Graglia, University of Milan Francesco Saverio Leopardi, University of Padua Maurizio Acerbo, Communist Refoundation Gjovalin Macaj, Leiden University Laura Magi, University of Florence Giuseppe Micciarelli, University of Salerno Patrizia Manduchi, University of Cagliari Fabio Marcelli, former Director of International Legal Studies Institute, CNR Alessandra Marchi, GramsciLab and University of Cagliari Triestino Mariniello, Liverpool John Moores University Federico Martelloni, University of Bologna Gianluigi de Martino, University of Naples “Federico II” Arturo Marzano, University of Pisa Pietro Masina, University of Naples L’Orientale Adil Mauro, Freelance Journalist Francesco Mazzucotelli, University of Pavia Nicola Melis, University of Cagliari Chantal Meloni, University of Milan Leila Belhadj Mohamed, Freelance Journalist Monica Monteverde, Lawyer, Milan Bar Association Silvia Moresi, Editorial Staff Arabpop Marisa Nicchi, already a parliamentarian Aldo Nicosia, University of Bari Alfio Nicotra, National Co-President of Un Ponte Per Maria Cristina Paciello, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Samuela Pagani, University of Salento Erasmo Palazzotto, already Parliamentary Alice Panepinto, Queen’s University of Belfast Luca Pasquet, Utrecht University Stefano Pellò, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Nicola Perugini, University of Edinburgh Alessia Petraglia, already parliamentary Caterina Pinto, University of Naples L’Orientale Maurizio Giovanni Portaluri, Hospital Perrino – Brindisi Daniela Potenza, University of Messina Meron Rapoport, Journalist for Local Call / 972 Mag Maria Chiara Rioli, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia Paola Rivetti, Dublin City University Angelica Romani, MIUR Lucia Rostagno, former University of Rome La Sapienza Romana Rubeo, Managing Editor Palestine Chronicle Deborah Russo, University of Florence Shukry Said, Journalist for Migra.eu Nabil Salameh, Conservatory Tito Schipa – Lecce Nino Sergi, International Cooperation and Solidarity Organization Luigi Sica, University of Suor Orsola Benincasa Donatello Santarone, University of RomaTre Simone Sibilio, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice Giulio Silenzi, Councillord Party of the Democratic Party (PD) Emanuele Sommario, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna Lucia Sorbera, University of Sydney Silvia Stilli, President AOI Alessio Surian, University of Padua Francesco Tanzarella, Constitutional Democracy Coordination Gianni Tognoni, Secretary General, Permanent Tribunal of Peoples Alberto Tonini, University of Florence Gabriel Traetta, Ministry of Education Massimiliano Trentin, University of Bologna Rossana Tufaro, University of Rome La Sapienza Daniele Vicari, Director Patrizia Zanelli, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice
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