AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPress Freedom: Nigerian prison warders at Abuja’s Federal High Court confronted journalists filming and threatened to damage a camera, according to a video shared by activist Omoyele Sowore. Digital Rights: Nigeria plans to update its cybercrime laws for AI-enabled fraud, surveillance and attacks on critical infrastructure, including rules for handling electronic evidence. Religious Freedom: Ethiopia’s Orthodox Church says attacks in Oromia killed at least 60 Christians, injured 20 and destroyed 20 homes; no group has claimed responsibility. Trafficking: Ahead of the Russia-Africa summit, Amnesty International urged African leaders to challenge the coercive recruitment of Africans into Russia’s military, warning the practice may amount to trafficking. Historical Justice: King Charles acknowledged slavery’s “great suffering” during his Caribbean tour as campaigners push for reparations at the Commonwealth summit; the UK government has ruled out compensation.
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