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A U.S. District Court in Washington has suspended sanctions imposed by the American administration on Francesca Albanese, the United Nations special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories.

District Judge Richard Leon issued the ruling based on the determination that the sanctions could constitute a violation of the First Amendment rights guaranteed to Albanese and the members of her family.

Legal Challenge and Family Impact

The suspension follows a lawsuit filed in February at the U.S. District Court in Washington. The legal action was brought by Albanese’s husband and their minor son, who detailed the severe consequences the sanctions had on their family life and professional activities.

According to the court filings, the sanctions specifically hindered the family’s ability to access their own home located in the federal capital.

U.S. State Department Justification

The U.S. State Department had previously defended the imposition of the sanctions by alleging that Albanese had engaged in a campagna di guerra politica ed economica (political and economic warfare campaign) against the United States and Israel.

The department claimed that Albanese had encouraged other countries to impose sanctions on Israel for alleged war crimes in Gaza. The State Department alleged that she urged sanctions against several U.S. Companies for their purported complicity in those actions.