AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCharity Campaigning: UK charities warn a proposed public lobbying register, with possible fees, could deter organisations from speaking up for the communities they serve. Civil Society Rights: Serbia’s digital rights groups say Pegasus spyware infected the phone of a university rector prominent in student protests; authorities have denied past involvement in similar attacks. Inclusive Employment: A new Baku training centre, developed with civil society, will provide vocational courses for people with disabilities and neurodivergent people. Local Services: Funding cuts are prompting Brussels’ Molenbeek municipality to eliminate seven jobs at employment and training agencies, with unions challenging the proposed cuts. Biodiversity Finance: COP17 talks in Armenia are pressing governments to deliver on global nature-protection commitments, with Indigenous communities, women and youth urged to help shape decisions. Digital Inclusion: The Digital Cooperation Organization has opened nominations for awards recognizing public, private and civil-society projects with measurable social impact.
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