AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoImpeachment Watch (Philippines): House prosecutors urged the Senate impeachment court to subpoena Vice President Sara Duterte’s bank and tax records, plus AMLC documents, arguing they’re key to claims of undeclared wealth and betrayal of public trust. NGO & Rights (South Africa): Refugee-focused NGOs pushed back against lumping refugees, asylum seekers and economic migrants together, citing the UN Refugee Convention and warning that xenophobia harms people already protected by law. Democracy & Protest (India): Thousands backed the “Sansad Chalo” march at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar over alleged NEET exam irregularities; Delhi Police imposed tight restrictions and denied violence despite reports of lathi-charge. Anti-Corruption & Accountability (Nigeria): Nigeria’s House set up an ad hoc probe into the “fake” PFIPC agency after claims it was never legally established yet received about ₦1.32bn in the 2026 budget. Civil Liberties (Nigeria): RULAAC and SERAP warned Nigeria’s Data Protection (Amendment) Bill could expand state control over digital speech and access to information. Health Policy (Ghana): Ghana will host the AU Extraordinary Health Summit to adopt a costed roadmap to end AIDS and tuberculosis by 2030, with civil society and partners urged to back the plan.
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