AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInternational Justice: Nobel laureate Navi Pillay urged the United States to defend human rights and stop undermining the International Criminal Court, after Washington imposed sanctions targeting the court. Yemen: Families searching for missing relatives say renewed fighting is deepening their uncertainty; the Red Cross has received more than 1,800 tracing requests since July. Asylum Rights: Proposed UK changes would require courts to assess the consistency of parents’ contact with children in deportation cases and could count unjustified late asylum claims against applicants. Civic Space: The UN rights office urged India to release protesters detained in Delhi, while the government rejected its concerns as interference. LGBTQ+ Rights: Human Rights Watch says Senegal’s crackdown is forcing LGBTQ+ people into hiding; reports also accuse security forces of forcing HIV tests on detainees. Accountability: Proposed budget cuts in Colombia could reduce the peace court’s capacity to investigate abuses and hinder efforts to find 137,000 people who disappeared. Environmental Defenders: Rights groups warn new lawsuits against two Armenian activists could intimidate those speaking out about a controversial mine.
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