Ceuta Border Crisis: Spain says about 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta from Morocco, with at least 57–67 deaths reported as people swam, scaled barriers, and faced tear gas and warning shots; many later returned voluntarily, but the scale is fueling renewed EU border and rights debates. Migration Policy Under Fire: Amnesty and others warn Spain is failing to put human rights at the center of its migration response as Europe pressures Spain and discusses border crackdowns. Accountability in Detention: In the Philippines, Karapatan Southern Tagalog says indigenous organizer Binay Serrano has been missing from family and lawyers’ view for over 36 hours after an army-police raid, while authorities’ disclosure remains unclear. International Justice Clash: The ICC responded to Vice President Sara Duterte’s attacks on the court, reiterating its independence after she criticized it as a “lapdog.” Prison Rights in Turkey: A Turkish prison watchdog report says torture, ill-treatment, arbitrary punishment, healthcare denial, and abandonment of seriously ill prisoners are systematic. Uyghur Repression Beyond Borders: The World Uyghur Congress alleges China-linked transnational repression after Morocco detained and deported Uyghur activist Dolkun Isa. Sexual Violence Support: JK Rowling’s Beira’s Place says Amnesty’s apology helps, but does not undo “reputational damage” from a controversial “anti-rights” briefing.