UN Rapporteur Criticizes Italy's Proposed Antisemitism Bill
Francesca Albanese says she hopes Italians will oppose what she calls an announced 'shame.'
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A United Nations special rapporteur has criticized a controversial antisemitism bill proposed in Italy, saying she hopes the Italian public will oppose the measure.
Francesca Albanese said she hopes "the Italian people oppose this announced shame," according to remarks reported on the bill.
Details of the bill's specific provisions and the Italian government's response to the criticism were not immediately available.
Albanese, who serves as UN special rapporteur on the Palestinian territories, has previously drawn both support and controversy for her public positions.
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- UN rapporteur criticizes Italy's controversial antisemitism bill — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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