Ceuta/Morocco World Cup rights debate: Spain’s junior coalition Sumar urged a rethink of co-hosting the 2030 World Cup with Morocco, citing the Ceuta border humanitarian crisis and demanding Spain press FIFA for a human-rights review. US–China sanctions and export controls: China announced countermeasures against new US restrictions, including tighter drone export controls and bans on dealings with six US entities, escalating a dispute tied to forced-labor claims and national security. Iran executions: UN human rights chief Volker Türk warned of a surge in Iran executions since March, citing unfair trials, torture-linked confessions, and public killings—urging an immediate halt and abolition of the death penalty. Philippines red-tagging protections: The Supreme Court granted temporary protection to four Negros development workers facing alleged red-tagging and threats, ordering military officials to keep distance while the case proceeds. Migration enforcement in the US: Reports say ICE plans a new Louisiana facility for migrant families and unaccompanied children to speed deportations, drawing criticism over cruelty and family separation. AFL concussion liability: An AFL player agent accused the league of a secret deal shifting legal responsibility for further brain trauma onto a player, calling it a human-rights breach. Ukraine civilian deaths: UN-linked reporting says July saw the highest civilian death toll since April 2022 as Russian long-range strikes intensified. Bangladesh press killings justice: Journalist groups demanded investigations and accountability for killings during the July uprising, calling for rehabilitation and exemplary punishment.