AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTunisia: The Court of Cassation upheld mass convictions of opposition figures and rights defenders, with sentences up to 45 years, as Human Rights Watch warned the judiciary is being used to silence dissent. Iran/US war: Iran’s officials and rights advocates condemned a reported US strike on an Iranian wedding that killed at least four, including children, while the US says it is investigating and denies targeting civilians. Iran crackdown on women: A rights group reported IRGC-linked forces detained a woman in Seqiz without a court order and sentenced three women protesters in Isfahan, including a death sentence. Palestinian rights/ICC: Human Rights Watch said most Swedish parties back stronger measures against Israel’s violations, including support for ICC arrest warrants and targeted sanctions. Colombia IHL: A judge ordered the government to temporarily suspend guerrilla bombings when minors may be present, after airstrikes killed dozens including teenagers. Nigeria: An NGO reported at least 37 deaths after people inhaled toxic fumes during suspected fuel theft in Rivers State. Nicaragua: Constitutional reforms bar “traitors to the homeland” from elections, drawing condemnation as a move to formalize power usurpation. Uganda SGBV justice: A coalition petitioned police and district leaders over barriers and alleged extortion that deter survivors from reporting sexual and gender-based violence.
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