AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIndia NEET Protest Standoff: India’s Lok Sabha kept getting adjourned as the government refused a debate on the NEET paper-leak issue, saying excuses would send the wrong message, while youth leaders pressed for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation after Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike and talks with ministers sought a path forward. Digital Rights & Protest Tactics: With mobile internet suspended near the Delhi protest site, students used offline/nearby messaging tools like Bitchat to keep organizing. Anti-Corruption Push in Iraq: In Dhi Qar, community leaders and civil society backed Iraq’s anti-corruption campaign and the judiciary, as the government moves on agreements for an “Energy City” project. Sanctions on Iran: The US and EU tightened sanctions on Iranian individuals and entities tied to sanctions evasion and on judges accused of serious human-rights abuses. Women’s Safety Under AKP: A new report argues Turkey’s AKP era has driven a structural rollback of women’s protections, citing femicide data compiled by civil society. LGBTQ+ Rights in Romania: Oradea Pride organizers say they’ll march despite a fourth straight local ban. Community Aid for Flood Victims: Nagaland’s Congress urged faster state and central relief for flood-affected Tizit, citing damage to homes, schools, livelihoods, and basic services. Online Hate Watch: Philippines indigenous-rights group TRICAP condemned discriminatory social media posts targeting Indigenous Peoples.
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