AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 minutes agoHong Kong: Joshua Wong received a 10-year sentence under the national security law, drawing calls from Human Rights Watch for his immediate release. Afghan Women at Risk: Women’s rights activist Hedieh Sahebzadeh and her husband are detained in Iran and face deportation to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan; their lawyer warns they could be in grave danger. Palestinian Rights: Amnesty International says farmer and land defender Ghassan Najjar was arrested for peaceful activism and demands his release. Separate reporting says 33,334 Palestinian children in Jerusalem are out of school. Pakistan: A rights group alleges security forces killed seven people and injured 18 in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, using gunfire and drones against protesters; it calls for independent verification. Press Freedom: Tunisian journalist Zied el-Heni faces three prosecutions linked to his work, including a four-year sentence on terrorism charges. Civil Liberties: UN officials and Sri Lanka’s human rights commission say the proposed organised-crime bill violates rights. The president says detention without the usual process could be cut from 72 hours to 48. Accountability: An expert report submitted by ICC prosecutors says fatal police encounters under former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte were an extreme statistical outlier, raising allegations of extrajudicial killings.
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