War Crimes & Press Freedom: Rights groups say Israel’s April strike in south Lebanon killed reporter Amal Khalil and wounded another journalist, calling it an apparent war crime and urging investigations. Migration & Border Rights: Spain announced temporary border checks on visitors from Italy after Italy imposed similar checks tied to the Ceuta crisis, as rights bodies report deaths, injuries, and alleged xenophobic attacks during the mass crossing. Anti-Trafficking Crackdown: Iraq says it dismantled three human trafficking and organ trade networks, arresting suspects and seizing material tied to kidney sales. Women’s Health & Equality: Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed laws improving menopause care, adding perimenopause/menopause coverage and banning workplace discrimination tied to menopause-related conditions. LGBTQ+ Rights in Sports: The WNBA’s players’ union said it “will not be used as political pawns” amid renewed debate over transgender athletes. Religious Minority Protection: The European Parliament urged Pakistan to protect girls like 13-year-old Maria Shahbaz, alleging abduction, forced conversion, and forced marriage. Judicial Accountability: UN experts urged Canada to protect Sikh activist Moninder Singh after police issued multiple “duty to warn” notices about credible threats. Human Rights in Policing: Nigeria’s NHRC and police launched a campaign to embed human rights standards into everyday policing, targeting torture and arbitrary arrests. Data & Aid Ethics: WFP’s use of Palantir systems faces renewed scrutiny after leaked audit concerns and a prior cyberattack exposed sensitive beneficiary data.