AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCivic Space: Delhi authorities detained protesters and civil society figures as opposition groups challenged an electoral-roll revision that reportedly removed 130 million names. The crackdown has intensified concerns about peaceful protest and election oversight. Justice and Rights: Amnesty International warned that Punjab’s new anti-terror law enables secret trials, with undisclosed court locations and sealed records that threaten fair-trial protections. Global Health: The World Health Summit opens in Berlin amid shrinking aid budgets: official development assistance fell 23% in 2025, putting pressure on already strained health systems. Gaza Aid: More than 100 humanitarian organisations say the ceasefire exists “in name only,” citing continued Israeli strikes and restricted aid. Education and Labour: Lecturers at three Lagos universities called off their strike after negotiations over staff welfare and outstanding agreements; they credited civil society and other supporters with helping sustain the talks. Girls’ Rights: UN Women says more than 12 million girls marry before age 18 each year, and urges governments and partners to invest in education, legal protections and support services.
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