AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAfghanistan: A UN report says the Taliban’s ban on girls’ secondary education has entered its fifth year, while women face hijab-related arrests and public floggings. Hunger has also reached record levels, with 15.9 million people facing acute food insecurity. Libya: Human Rights Watch warns at least 50 detainees could face execution after forces in the east carried out at least 31 executions following trials the group calls seriously unfair. Niger: A reported government order targeting the Mohamid community would restrict access to schools, water, healthcare and identity documents, raising concerns about collective punishment. India: Police moved to block a protest over voter-list deletions; the UN human rights office has called for the release of people it says were arbitrarily detained. Ukraine: UN monitors verified 328 civilian deaths and 2,105 injuries in September—85% more casualties than a year earlier—as Russian attacks continue. West Bank: New UK rules widen sanctions powers to cover people and companies that finance or facilitate serious violations of international law, potentially including settlement activity.
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