AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGaza: Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor says Israeli movement restrictions are keeping 1,134 children with war-related amputations from specialized treatment abroad. Only 500 of 2,300 amputees assessed received permanent prosthetics, and just eight prosthetics specialists are working in Gaza. West Bank: Israeli police demolished part of a Beit Hanina compound used to house Palestinians without permits. NGOs say a separate demolition near the planned E1 settlement displaced about 20 Bedouin residents; OCHA says 1,429 Palestinian-owned structures have been demolished in the West Bank this year. Civic Space: Georgian NGOs warn that government measures are making election results harder to challenge. Human rights groups are also cutting ties with the International Criminal Court under pressure from US sanctions. Nonprofit Accountability: A Texas woman was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing more than $1.5 million from a Virginia charity campaign for state employees. Philanthropy: Connect to Care’s new NGO registration and US charity-equivalency status could help it secure grants for work in Sri Lanka and the region. A Hanoi rabies-prevention project, which helps dog- and cat-meat businesses switch to safer livelihoods, won a global award after 28 businesses closed and 25 registered to change their model.
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