AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Rights: A US deportation flight carrying nationals from Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey and Georgia landed in the Central African Republic, with lawyers warning people may be forced back to countries they fled, as “third-country” removals expand. Human Rights & Accountability: A new report says the first UN Paris “high-integrity” carbon credits are tied to a Myanmar junta-controlled project, raising alarms about governance and whether claimed emissions cuts are credible. Sex Work Law: South Africa’s Embrace Dignity is urging the Western Cape High Court to reject full decriminalisation of the sex trade, arguing it would normalize exploitation and weaken exit pathways. Local Government Funding: Iowa’s Henry County attorney is drafting agreements to keep non-profit funding flowing after a state audit found donations violate the state constitution. Community & Services: In Mugu, nearly 70% of government schools have fewer than 50 students, with migration and private-school preference blamed. Public Safety & Support: A Southampton pop-up by the non-profit Enough offered DNA self-swab kits for rape survivors who can’t or won’t report immediately. Non-profit Mobilization: Ghana’s Let Love Lead NGO staged its 4th annual sanitation drive with about 3,000 participants, focusing on drainage cleanup and flood prevention.
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