Human Rights & Justice: Sharpeville massacre survivors in South Africa are launching a legal fight to overturn an indemnity law that shielded apartheid-era perpetrators from prosecution. NGO Accountability: Armenia’s investigative body says it has wrapped a case into alleged abuse of office by a former director of the “Ajapnyak Center for Aesthetic Medicine,” citing self-set salaries and damages to community funds. Food Security & Community Health: Living Waters Hospitality House, a Michigan-area nonprofit, says it has served 3,000 free hot meals this year to people facing food insecurity. Housing & Homelessness: Thunder Bay’s Alpha Court is moving ahead with a 16-unit modular project for long-term housing with mental health/addiction supports, funded partly through Ontario’s homelessness prevention program. Education & Youth Support: Promising Futures is expanding in Rapid City, funding monthly books for low-income students across four elementary schools. Public Health & Childhood Nutrition: A major study highlights the “double burden” of undernutrition and rising childhood obesity across low- and middle-income countries, with implications for policy. Civil Society Under Pressure: French filmmakers detained in Togo have been released under judicial supervision, as authorities cite “serious evidence” tied to “false statements.” Local Governance & Affordable Housing: Fairbanks is reviewing a proposal to convert the former Polaris Building site into 27 affordable housing units, with a nonprofit and retail components planned. Wildlife & Nonprofit Safety: Nelson’s WildSafeBC coordinator stepped down after grizzly bear deaths and online attacks, underscoring the strain on conservation groups. Healthcare Workers’ Rights: Banner Health physicians in Arizona voted to form the state’s first physicians’ union, aiming for better pay and patient protections.