Impeachment Watch (Philippines): A coalition of students, academics, lawyers, and civil society groups launched “Bantay Senado” to monitor Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial, arguing the public must be a “fourth participant” to ensure a fair, transparent process. Free Speech & Travel Curbs (UK): Britain blocked left-wing commentators Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker from entering the country for speaking events, citing their presence “may not be conducive to the public good,” while they blame Israel-linked pressure. Repression of Activists (Russia): An Altai activist, Aruna Arna, was sentenced to five years for “inciting terrorism” over protest-related videos shared on Telegram. Humanitarian & Rights (Armenia): International groups urged action over the detention and prosecution of Nagorno-Karabakh activist Artur Osipyan after a public confrontation with Prime Minister Pashinyan. Public Health After Disasters (India): Post-flood conditions in Dimapur are raising disease risks, especially for children and women facing contaminated water and weak sanitation. Education Accountability (India): Student groups protested outside India’s Education Ministry over alleged exam irregularities and paper leaks, with activists reporting detentions. Local Organizing (Nigeria): Protests in Ibadan demand the rescue of abducted Oyo schoolchildren and teachers, as insecurity keeps escalating. Aid & Localization (Zimbabwe): CARE Zimbabwe appointed its first Zimbabwean country director in 34 years, signaling a push for locally led humanitarian leadership. Women’s Safety (Kenya): Marches in Nairobi targeted femicide and pedicide, highlighting gaps in how killings are recorded and prosecuted. Environment (Curaçao): Volunteers removed nearly 200 kilograms of trash from a roadside cleanup, calling out illegal dumping and urging better waste responsibility.