Anti-Corruption Mobilisation (Philippines): Religious and civil society groups are set to stage the “White Ribbon March” on June 28 at the EDSA People Power Monument, with the PNP-NCRPO planning a proactive deployment of 9,553 officers as organizers push for accountability, electoral reforms, and anti-dynasty legislation. Peace & Civil Society (Philippines/BARMM): Tens of thousands rallied in Cotabato City as MILF supporters and a broad coalition of peace advocates demanded full implementation of the 2014 Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro and called for leadership changes in BARMM. Environmental Governance (Liberia): Liberia’s EPA and Forestry Development Authority launched a renewed national conservation agenda, including validation of updated biodiversity and conservation strategy frameworks through 2030, with civil society and partners at the table. Land Rights & Service Delivery (Liberia): Sweden-funded Sustainable Land Services in Liberia wrapped up, highlighting progress in land administration and women’s land rights. State Asset Protection & Anti-Corruption (Ghana): President John Dramani Mahama announced a State Asset Protection Bill and a National Ethics and Anti-Corruption Plan, framed as steps to stop political actors from disposing of public assets without due process. Drug Prevention Beyond Enforcement (India/Telangana): Hyderabad’s drug prevention push marks International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, with commentary stressing that enforcement alone won’t fix deeper family and early-childhood drivers of addiction. Women’s Political Representation (India/Karnataka): Activists launched a campaign demanding immediate implementation of India’s 33% women’s reservation in legislatures, arguing delays tied to census and delimitation are effectively postponing rights. Drug Abuse Awareness (Global/UN): UNODC marked June 26 with a focus on evolving drug markets and the need for practical, evidence-based prevention and treatment. Juvenile Justice Debate (Philippines): Stakeholders are split on whether to lower the minimum age of criminal responsibility after a Tacloban shooting, with rights groups warning it shifts blame onto children while government bodies consider revisiting the rule.