Bangsamoro Indigenous Representation: Two non-Moro indigenous leaders, Teduray’s Jo Genna Jover and Lambangian’s Leticio Datuwata, were proclaimed to the regular Bangsamoro Parliament to push long-neglected ancestral domain and IP concerns. Due Process in Deportations: A U.S. appeals court upheld a ruling blocking Trump’s rapid “third-country” deportation policy, saying due process protections can’t be bypassed by sending people to places not covered in their removal proceedings. AI and Rights in Parole: Tasmania will review how AI may have been used in parole decisions after a parole condition was struck down for relying on an AI-made document and nonexistent case law. Discrimination and Public Accountability: South Korea’s National Human Rights Commission opened an investigation after a Seoul cafe withdrew a “no Chinese guests” policy following a rights complaint. Gender and Violence: UN reporting highlights sexual violence used as torture in Russia’s Ukraine war, while South Africa’s Ekurhuleni region faces renewed outrage after multiple murdered women were found. Third-Country Deportation Abuse: Amnesty and lawyers allege U.S. deportees in Equatorial Guinea were beaten and denied proper fear screening. Human Rights and Energy Transition: Pakistan’s fisherfolk and civil society groups protested fossil-fuel projects and urged a community-centred clean energy transition in Sindh. Palestinian Rights at Home: Yonkers police investigate a threatening letter targeting a Palestinian American family for displaying flags. Turkey “Right to Hope” Oversight: The Council of Europe will revisit Turkey’s life-sentence review failures in December, including cases tied to Abdullah Öcalan. EU Trade and Rights: EU talks on renewing Pakistan’s GSP+ hinge on concrete human rights, labour, and environmental reforms.