AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMyanmar Crisis: The Philippines’ Commission on Human Rights urged stronger regional action to protect civilians and deliver aid in Myanmar, citing displacement, attacks and restrictions on humanitarian work. Civic Space: Rights groups warn repression is deepening in Tajikistan and across Central Asia; they also called on Kazakhstan to stop the extradition of two people to Russia over fears of torture, and urged Uzbekistan to release political prisoner Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov and investigate his abuse allegations. Palestinian Rights: A new report by the Palestinian Feminist Collective documents alleged systematic sexualized and gendered violence against Palestinians. Physicians for Human Rights Israel says Gaza still has no fully functioning hospital, while dozens of Palestinians were detained or questioned in West Bank raids. Migration and Due Process: A US judge ordered the government to take steps to return Ahmed Soliman, deported to Equatorial Guinea, where advocates fear he could face torture. France has opened talks with the Taliban on deportations, raising concerns about returns to an unsafe country. Political Repression: A Russian prosecutor is seeking 152 years in prison for eight Crimeans accused of links to Ukrainian intelligence; a rights group disputes the prosecution’s account. Front Line Defenders honored five activists facing detention, threats and harassment for their work.
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