AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnvironmental Accountability: Jamaica’s Friends of the Rio Cobre called Windalco’s conviction for a 2019 pollution spill a landmark, though the court’s maximum fine was just $100,000. Biodiversity Funding: At COP17, new pledges added $500 million for global nature action, including fresh support for biodiversity funds. Justice Funding: Amnesty warns the Central African Republic’s Special Criminal Court could close by 2028 without more funding, leaving victims of war crimes without a path to justice. NGO Accountability: Switzerland suspended funding to Médecins Sans Frontières after reports of sexual exploitation, putting scrutiny on the aid group’s safeguards. Climate Action: Fifteen young Canadians have begun a court challenge arguing the federal government failed to protect their Charter rights through meaningful climate action. Community Services: ActionAid Nigeria and local partner EDFHO brought water, school, farming and health-care support to five communities in Ekiti State.
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