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Jurors had previously been warned to try the case purely on the evidence heard in court and set all emotion aside.

"Historically FND has often been viewed as resulting purely from psychological and emotional trauma, this has frequently led to stigma and dismissal from medical professionals," it added.

Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi hailed it as a success for Rome that Bangladesh, Egypt and Tunisia were on the list, in the face of "purely ideological political opposition".

“But we weren’t satisfied with just making it purely animated or purely live-action — or purely anything.”

“These are people who are being held purely on immigration charges, and ‘charges’ is not even a good work for it.