AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFCRA Crackdown: India’s NGO debate spills into policy as South Africa reports only 27.7% of FCRA-licensed NGOs remain active, with thousands cancelled or expired—raising alarms about foreign-funding oversight and compliance pressure. Civic Participation Support: Malaysia’s Stesen Pemantauan Rakyat NGO is running free buses to help 240 voters travel for the Johor election, while rail capacity is also boosted for demand. Housing Rights Fight: South Africa’s PIE Amendment Bill comment period is extended, but housing-rights groups want the bill withdrawn over tougher penalties tied to land invasions. Food Insecurity Inquiry: South Africa’s Human Rights Commission hears that about 14 million people face hunger nightly, driven by poverty and costs despite sufficient national food supply. Child Safety & Abuse: Pakistan’s bishops cite NGO Sahil data showing thousands of confirmed child-violence cases daily, calling for stronger legal and institutional protection. Nonprofit Governance Scaling: Sri Lanka’s Connect to Care registers formally as an NGO and strengthens governance to scale development programs. Community Service Reform: Ghana’s Parliament passes a Community Service Bill to replace custodial sentences for minor offenders, aiming to cut overcrowding and support rehabilitation. Charity Under Attack: Blackpool’s Donna’s Dream House sends an SOS after burglars smash and damage its volunteer space.
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