Amnesty Apology Row: UK charity Beira’s Place, backed by JK Rowling, says Amnesty’s apology over “anti-rights” labelling helps but doesn’t erase “reputational damage,” after Amnesty took down a controversial briefing. Ceuta Migration Crisis: In Spain’s Ceuta, families in Morocco’s Fnideq wait for news as deaths are disputed—72 reported by Spain versus nearly 130 claimed by the Moroccan Association for Human Rights—after tens of thousands crossed and many were turned back. Torture Watch in Detention: Fiji’s Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission calls for zero tolerance on torture after a viral video alleged an assault by a corrections officer, urging prompt, independent investigation and medical care. Channel Border Costs: UK media reports France has billed Britain about £8,500 per migrant stopped, as Channel crossings and enforcement deals remain politically explosive. Palestinian Child Torture Allegations: A prisoners’ rights group says a 16-year-old held in Ofer Prison was tortured and denied treatment, leaving him unconscious and facing possible amputation. Iran-Kurd Clash: Iran reports clashes with Kurdish opposition groups in Rojhelat, with at least one Iranian army death and another injury reported. Nigeria Policing Discipline: Ebonyi police reiterate IGP directives, warning officers against extortion, harassment, and abuse of office amid election pressure. Colombia ELN Reward: Colombia offers up to 800 million pesos for information on an ELN leader blamed for a car bomb attack in Cúcuta. China Foreign Surveillance: A report describes how Chinese immigration data systems tracked foreigners with passport and phone details, raising new concerns about monitoring. Singapore Speech Crackdown: Massive Attack says Singapore detained and questioned them after a Palestinian flag and “Free Palestine” chants, citing public speech rules.