400000 people sign a call to award Francesca Albanese for Nobel peace prize

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She spoke truth to power — and now, the world is speaking up for her.

Over 400,000 people worldwide have signed a viral petition calling for Francesca Albanese, the UN’s fearless Special Rapporteur on Palestine, to receive the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. The campaign, launched on Avaaz and echoed across social media, hails Albanese as a “global beacon for justice” and “the voice of Gaza” in a time of unspeakable violence.

Despite being sanctioned earlier this month by the U.S. government — a move condemned by human rights groups as politically motivated — Albanese’s courage has only drawn more admiration. From Europe to Latin America, people are rallying behind the Italian human rights expert who dared to call out alleged war crimes and demand accountability at the highest levels.

“She’s standing where others are silent,” said one supporter. “She’s the moral conscience the world needs right now.”

Even political leaders are getting behind her. Canada’s New Democratic Party has publicly backed a Nobel nomination, citing her “unshakable dedication to peace and truth.”

And it’s not just about Albanese. The petition also champions Gaza’s heroic doctors, who have risked life and limb to treat the wounded under siege. Supporters are calling for the Nobel to honor both Albanese and these frontline heroes — a powerful symbol of resistance and hope.

400000 people sign a call to award Francesca Albanese for Nobel peace prize

She spoke truth to power — and now, the world is speaking up for her.

Over 400,000 people worldwide have signed a viral petition calling for Francesca Albanese, the UN’s fearless Special Rapporteur on Palestine, to receive the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. The campaign, launched on Avaaz and echoed across social media, hails Albanese as a “global beacon for justice” and “the voice of Gaza” in a time of unspeakable violence.

Despite being sanctioned earlier this month by the U.S. government — a move condemned by human rights groups as politically motivated — Albanese’s courage has only drawn more admiration. From Europe to Latin America, people are rallying behind the Italian human rights expert who dared to call out alleged war crimes and demand accountability at the highest levels.

“She’s standing where others are silent,” said one supporter. “She’s the moral conscience the world needs right now.”

Even political leaders are getting behind her. Canada’s New Democratic Party has publicly backed a Nobel nomination, citing her “unshakable dedication to peace and truth.”

And it’s not just about Albanese. The petition also champions Gaza’s heroic doctors, who have risked life and limb to treat the wounded under siege. Supporters are calling for the Nobel to honor both Albanese and these frontline heroes — a powerful symbol of resistance and hope.