AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoYemen Detention: The UN is demanding an independent investigation after human rights staff member Mohammad el Shami died in Houthi custody; his family learned of his death weeks later. The UN says 70 personnel and humanitarian and civil society workers remain detained. Cash Aid Oversight: ActionAid Nigeria wants the government to disclose how its proposed ₦50,000 support payments will be funded, who qualifies and how funds will reach beneficiaries. Bangsamoro Governance: A coalition of 15 civil society groups welcomed the first elected BARMM parliament as a long-delayed step toward autonomy, and urged leaders to fulfil the peace agreement. Women, Peace and Security: Liberia’s new five-year action plan aims to expand women’s role in decision-making and strengthen protection from gender-based violence, but limited representation leaves questions about delivery. Citizenship Access: Sarawak received 722 citizenship applications under a special provision from 2024 through September 2026; 416 remain pending, while civil society groups warn that delayed birth registration can leave children without legal documents.
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