Palestinian Health Crisis: Palestine’s health ministry warns Gaza’s hospitals are nearing collapse amid Israeli attacks, medicine and fuel shortages, and a deepening financial crisis, urging UN and WHO action and safe humanitarian corridors. Judicial Accountability in Nigeria: Nigeria’s FCT High Court ordered the police to pay N12 million to journalist Kasarahchi Aniagolu for unlawful arrest and detention, including alleged assault and evidence tampering. Religious Freedom Under Pressure (Russia): A Moscow court seized 123 Jehovah’s Witness properties and transferred them to the state, following the group’s extremist ban and despite an ECHR ruling that the ban was unlawful. Civil Society and Rights in Cuba: Cuba’s Supreme Court upheld six-year prison terms for independent journalist José Gabriel Barrenechea Chávez and other protesters convicted over peaceful demonstrations against power outages. Human Rights in Conflict (Ukraine): President Zelensky reported Russian strikes across 16 regions using about 1,900 drones, 1,600 aerial bombs, and 144 missiles, with rights groups warning of attacks on civilian infrastructure. Due Process and Detention Safeguards (Qatar): Qatar’s Public Prosecution launched a self-service platform for inmates to submit confidential requests directly, aiming to strengthen legal safeguards. Religious Freedom and Equality Law (Malta): Malta’s Equality Bill defeat is framed as a chance to build stronger, independent human rights and equality institutions and speed up court handling of rights cases. Forced Conversion Alarm (Pakistan): A Catholic woman condemned Pakistan court decisions that keep a forced-conversion child marriage valid, highlighting reports of kidnappings, conversions, and abuse of minority girls. Ceuta Migration Rights: Spain and EU partners continue to clash over the Ceuta border crisis as thousands cross, with rights concerns tied to deaths and displacement.