Italy faces a storm of protests over its anti-Semitism bill, sparking heated debates about free speech.
Critics warn the law could silence dissent, raising alarms among activists and legal experts alike.
UN experts add weight to the calls for a rethink, emphasizing human rights in the debate.
The protests signal a growing concern about the intersection of hate speech and free expression.
As tensions rise, Italy's lawmakers must navigate the complex landscape of civil liberties.