AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIndigenous Rights: Pacific civil-society groups condemned an EU–Kanaky New Caledonia nickel deal, saying Kanak people were excluded from decisions about their land and resources. Conservation: The Wilderness Committee warned that fast-tracking B.C.’s Roberts Bank port could weaken protections for endangered southern resident orcas. Public Health: Greenpeace and more than 80 environmental and health groups urged the WHO to review drinking-water nitrate limits. Charity Oversight: Greek authorities are investigating allegations that a children’s charity diverted millions in donations, renewing scrutiny of nonprofit accountability. Funding and Democracy: India’s foreign-funding panel said faith-based groups receive just 6% of overseas aid as lawmakers consult NGOs on funding rules; U.S. advocacy groups are also working to protect voting access ahead of Election Day. Community Investment: A tuition-free school in Ghana’s Central Region added a basketball court through a partnership between its founder and nonprofit Giants of Africa.
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