AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFederal Accountability: A data leak exposed work details of more than 41,000 DHS employees and contractors. An activist group said it accessed the records through a department login service; DHS is investigating. Voting Rights: The Justice Department says prison, ATF and DEA personnel will monitor midterm polls after the NAACP challenged the plan as voter intimidation. Separately, a judge rejected the DOJ’s bid to block California from counting ballots cast by more than 20,000 registered voters it suspects are noncitizens. Election Readiness: South Sudan’s civil society forum says December’s elections are not ready, citing gaps in funding, voter registration and civic education, and calls for inclusive talks. Nonprofit Oversight: Greece’s proposed law would give journalists, researchers and NGOs wider access to company ownership records. In Sri Lanka, civil society representatives raised concerns with FATF reviewers about a proposed law regulating NGOs. Environmental Justice: Desmond D’Sa, founder of South Durban Community Environmental Alliance, died in a crash with two family members. He was known for challenging industrial pollution. Labor Rights: Dolores Huerta’s death at 96 drew vigils and tributes to the United Farm Workers co-founder and longtime farmworker organizer.
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