AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBahrain: Ahead of President Emmanuel Macron’s visit, rights groups urged France to confront a crackdown that has seen more than 700 people arrested, including children, and 69 Bahrainis stripped of citizenship. India: UN experts called on authorities to end force against peaceful youth protesters, investigate alleged abuses and release those arbitrarily detained. Yemen: UN rights chief Volker Türk urged Houthi authorities to reopen Taiz’s only supply route, warning that blocked aid and essential goods put civilians at grave risk. Nigeria: Six years after the #EndSARS protests, CAPPA called for an official apology, prosecutions, reparations and police reform for victims of the violent crackdown. Forced Labor: A new report says up to 12,000 North Koreans at a Russian drone factory face trafficking and abuse, with North Korea reportedly retaining as much as 90% of their wages. Afghanistan: The EU demanded the Taliban reverse restrictions denying girls secondary and higher education, affecting more than 2.2 million girls. Mali: Human Rights Watch accused Malian forces and Russian partners of civilian killings and other abuses amid an escalating military offensive.
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