Nafi Bellaï reports prior death threats
South African Judge Navi Pillay, the Nobel Peace Prize laureate in 2026, revealed that she has received death threats while serving as the High Commissioner for Human Rights. She also discussed the impact of American sanctions on the work of the International Criminal Court, noting that these sanctions have targeted the families of staff members and prevent the prosecution of Israel and American soldiers. She emphasized the need to reform the international justice system and to prevent major powers from using the veto power, pointing out that the American sanctions are a form of retaliation following her Nobel Award and negatively affect judicial independence. She warned of espionage activities and security threats, and mentioned ongoing UN investigations into Gaza, where evidence of a potential intent to commit genocide by Israel was found. She condemned the continued occupation and policies of demolishing Palestinian properties, stressing that the situation in Palestine is dire and a matter of life or death.
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