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- 1Pacific leaders urge Indonesia to open West Papua to UN▼Pacific leaders call on Indonesia to open West Papua to UN Human Rights Chief -
Pacific leaders are calling on Indonesia to allow the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights access to West Papua, where concerns persist over alleged abuses and restrictions on reporting. The appeal reflects growing regional pressure on Jakarta to permit independent monitoring in the restive province. Human rights groups have long sought international scrutiny of the situation there.
- 2Trump administration attacks California net neutrality law▼Urgent: Trump is attacking net neutrality in California
Digital rights group Fight for the Future is sounding the alarm that the Trump administration is moving against California's net neutrality rules, which protect equal treatment of internet traffic. The group is urging supporters to push back, framing the move as a threat to an open internet. The dispute adds to the ongoing national battle over whether states can enforce their own open-internet protections.
- 3Open Rights Group criticises live facial recognition rollout●RE: https:// social.openrightsgroup.org/@op enrightsgroup/117354116821523403 "Waste Of Time" A familiar complaint about
The Open Rights Group is calling live facial recognition in the UK a 'waste of time', reviving a familiar complaint about new technology. The post, tagged with UK politics and privacy hashtags, reflects ongoing civil liberties concerns about police and public-sector use of the surveillance tool, with privacy campaigners pushing back against its expanding deployment.
- 4Dutch Human Rights Fund Opens Second Round for Hungary●Call for Proposals: Dutch Human Rights Fund 2026 – Second Round (Hungary)
The Netherlands has opened a second round of its Human Rights Fund 2026 call for proposals, aimed at civil society organisations working in Hungary. Eligible groups can submit applications for funding to support human rights work in the country. The call is being circulated among NGOs and grant-seekers as a notable new funding opportunity for the Hungarian civil sector.