Guerra’s custody battle relates to her daughter, Aisha, who is also subject to the travel ban. Guerra was convicted of adultery in Egypt, where the offense is criminalized, and she faces six months in prison. Her ex-husband has a history of violence and stalking in Italy, complicating the legal landscape further.

Key facts:

• Nancy Guerra has lived in a safe house in Egypt with her parents.
• She has appealed to Italian authorities for diplomatic intervention.
• The integration of Russian and Belarusian border systems allows travel restrictions imposed in Russia to be automatically reflected at Belarusian checkpoints.

Guerra expressed her fears, stating, “I’m afraid of losing my little girl. I’m afraid of ending up in prison in Egypt. I don’t know how to ask for help anymore.” Agata Amaretti, an advocate for women’s rights, commented on the situation, saying, “Humanely speaking, no one should go to prison for adultery – especially a woman who is a victim of violence.”

Officials have not confirmed what steps will be taken next regarding Guerra’s case. However, she continues to seek assistance from the Italian government as her situation becomes increasingly dire.

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