AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI & Human Rights: Mary Robinson will open Trinity College Dublin’s CDE event on “Human in Human Rights,” focusing on dignity, autonomy and democracy in the age of AI, with civil society, regulators and legal experts in the room. Public Finance Transparency: The Philippines’ DBM is rolling out the Compass public spending tracker via an executive order, allowing use of blockchain-style tools to publish budget, procurement and performance data. Constitutional Reform Watch (Ghana): CDD-Ghana’s Prempeh urges Ghana to publish draft constitutional reform bills for public review before finalisation, warning against rushed timelines that could collapse consensus. Electoral Integrity (India): India’s Left parties want to broaden protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, calling for civil society and non-NDA participation amid allegations over electoral roll revisions. Climate Justice (Pacific): Pacific civil society demands an end to new coal, oil and gas expansion ahead of COP31, plus climate reparations and stronger Pacific control over climate decisions. Maternal Health (Malawi): A campaign targets pre-eclampsia and maternal anaemia, highlighting how pregnancy is increasingly treated as a survival issue in some communities. Civic Safety (India): Delhi High Court hears a fresh PIL seeking student accommodation safety monitoring for PGs, rented flats and private hostels after the Satya Niketan collapse.
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