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Nigeria: Armed men reportedly abducted presidential candidate and human rights activist Omoyele Sowore in Ekiti; his whereabouts were unknown, prompting calls for an urgent investigation. Gaza: The UN human rights office warned that Israeli forces’ confinement of civilians and destruction of vital infrastructure are worsening displacement and threatening survival. Drug-war accountability: A Philippine truth commission flagged 13 death certificates that listed illness or natural causes for people found to have been shot, and called for investigations and corrected records. Press freedom: Russia’s Novaya Gazeta says it will close on November 9 after years of state pressure, including blocked platforms and revoked licenses. Political prisoners: A Thai court added two years and eight months to activist Arnon Nampa’s sentence, bringing his total to more than 34 years; in Pakistan, human rights lawyers Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha received 10-year sentences. Ukraine: Civilians evacuated from Russian-held Oleshky during a local ceasefire, in a rare joint humanitarian operation.

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