AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWomen’s Rights & Accountability: Ahead of UNGA81, a SHE & Rights session warned that “family/values/sovereignty” narratives are being used to dilute women and girls’ rights, stressing that implementation and community accountability are key to stopping reversals. Gambia Justice & Memory: Special Prosecutor Martin Hackett pledged to pursue justice for victims of enforced disappearances from the Jammeh era, while the Reparations Commission flagged limited funding. Election Peacebuilding: Religious leaders, women and youth in the West Coast Region trained on peacebuilding and dialogue to reduce election-related conflict ahead of the 2026 polls. Parliament Watch: The National Assembly resumes Monday for sessions including bills on cyber crime, immigration, and former presidents, plus responses tied to Jammeh assets. Public Health & Markets: Ministers inspected major markets over poor sanitation, warning it can’t be treated as a temporary clean-up and calling for shared responsibility. Regional Culture & Law: ECOWAS unveiled strategic publications on peace support operations, and a Gambian-linked leadership story highlighted Mam Cherno Jallow taking charge of GIABA. Tourism Push: The Gambia plans to expand its tourism footprint in Nigeria through Akwaaba 2026, with a Destination Gambia promotional reception.
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