US Immigration: The US Supreme Court allowed Trump’s administration to resume “third-country” deportations, despite warnings from rights groups that the policy can trigger torture and other abuses. Palestine/Israel: Qatar told the UN Human Rights Council that Israel’s occupation and attacks on Gaza and the West Bank are grave violations of international law, including settlement expansion and forced displacement. Ukraine Rights: Ukraine’s Constitutional Court struck down a law provision letting the Cabinet impose temporary rights restrictions during epidemics, reinforcing constitutional limits. Humanitarian Access in Occupied Ukraine: Russian forces in Oleshky are confiscating Ukrainian food aid and detaining residents, deepening a blockade that UN monitors have flagged as catastrophic for civilians. Iran Executions: Iran executed two more men tied to January protests, bringing the reported total to at least 31, as rights groups warn of intimidation through executions. Media & Rights: Israeli filmmakers defending the Gaza documentary “NAZA” face threats from Israel’s right-wing government, while Hong Kong’s RSF condemned the arrest of independent journalist Tang Ho-wing. Due Process & Detention: In North Macedonia, a forensic doctor was questioned again in the Iva Mihaylova case amid concerns about withheld material and gaps in the investigation. Housing & Livelihoods: Mumbai activists urged UN scrutiny over a BMC plan to demolish slum structures over 14 feet, warning of mass displacement without adequate due process. Disability Access: A blind man sued the British Museum over lack of audio guides for the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, alleging discrimination. Gender-Based Violence: South Africa announced a nationwide response after 12 women were murdered, with suspects in custody and a major investigation underway.