Humanitarian Risk in Conflict Zones: A Syria mine-clearance charity says unexploded ordnance is killing or injuring people every six hours, after one blast killed a teen and injured siblings while they burned scrap for heat. Deradicalisation & NGO Funding: In Somalia, Japanese NGO Accept International runs what donors say is the only foreign-funded reintegration programme for Islamist fighters, as aid reductions leave it as a key deradicalisation option. Mental Health on Campus: Two Bridge and the Future Friends Campus Series will bring Mt. Joy and other music-and-wellbeing events to the University of Washington, with proceeds supporting NAMI and related nonprofits. Indigenous Land Defense: Indigenous communities from across Papua and beyond gathered with Greenpeace Indonesia and local partners to resist extractive threats like nickel mining and illegal gold mining. Religious Freedom vs Forced Labour Law: Two UN-linked NGOs warned that U.S. forced-labour enforcement could wrongly treat religious discipline as coercion, urging clearer limits in the TVPA. Child Trafficking Scams: Nigeria’s NAPTIP says traffickers increasingly pose as NGOs, including fake back-to-school projects, and reports rescues of trafficked children. Nonprofit Operations & Costs: California expands remote inspections for solar and storage to cut delays and costs for homeowners and local officials. Labour & Nonprofit Staffing: Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden faces a staff strike after union negotiations stalled, highlighting nonprofit pay and benefits pressures. Public Health Policy: Nigeria moves to decriminalize attempted suicide, arguing criminal penalties deter people from seeking urgent care.