AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Integrity & Civil Society Monitoring: In Nigeria’s Osun governorship vote, EU-backed observers and local civil society logged 323 electoral offences across 726 polling units by noon, including 103 vote-trading cases, 38 security incidents, BVAS failures and delays in election materials. Human Rights & Civic Space: UN experts warned against normalizing Taliban rule, urging measurable, independently verified progress—especially for women and girls—before any engagement. NGO/Charity Regulation: Kuwait’s Social Affairs ministry warned charitable societies to stop dealing with unaccredited foreign entities and flagged compliance enforcement. Public Services & Accountability: Lagos civil society group CAPPA challenged a plan to concession parts of the state’s water infrastructure, citing lack of transparency and fears over tariffs and access. Civil-Military Cooperation: Malaysia’s MINDEF expanded community welfare and civil-military cooperation in Alor Gajah via health screenings, services and small infrastructure repairs. Surveillance Backlash: In the US, Flock Safety tightened license-plate reader data retention and sharing controls amid growing community and lawmakers’ pushback.
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