AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDigital NGO Oversight: India’s Home Minister Amit Shah launched the fully digitized FCRA 2.0 portal and an e-OCI card, aiming to make foreign-funding compliance paperless and easier to monitor for the country’s 14,500 active FCRA-registered groups. Regulatory Change for Minority Education: Uttarakhand’s “Minorities Education Act” took effect July 1, dissolving the Madrasa Education Board and creating a new State Minority Education Authority with a more “modern” recognition process. Human Rights and Conflict: Amnesty says Sudan’s RSF carried out crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing in the El-Fasher campaign, including attacks on Zaghawa communities and violence against children. Terror-Finance Crackdown: The US and Gulf partners sanctioned Hezbollah-linked financial institutions and senior officials, including entities described as operating like NGOs while moving money through shell accounts. Local Nonprofit Impact: Bay College Foundation renewed the Krusin’ Klassics Scholarship, backing automotive students with a $1,500 donation. Community Services: A senior center in Ohio publicized bus trips with “Debbie,” including outings that support local nonprofits and community programs. Heritage Planning Fight: Malta’s Court of Appeal sent the Villa St Ignatius hotel case back for a fresh hearing after NGO Din l-Art Ħelwa challenged how planning policy was applied.
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