Disaster Relief in Malaysia: NADMA says Bantuan Wang Ihsan (BWI) can be claimed up to four times a year for eligible disaster victims—RM1,000 per claim, capped by a once-every-three-month rule—after 108,000 households received RM108m during the 2025/26 monsoon season. Access to Justice in South Africa: A Gauteng High Court rejected Pipla’s bid to block mandatory mediation in civil cases, dismissing it on a technicality tied to permission required before adding a former judge as a respondent. Digital Rights in Nigeria: CITAD opposed a proposed amendment to the Nigeria Data Protection Act that would require physical offices for social media platforms, warning it could hurt startups, non-profits, and open-source projects while slowing innovation. Humanitarian & Health Support: A World Tele Initiative-backed telemedicine service is bringing specialist arthritis care closer to patients in Bhutan, cutting travel burdens. NGO Accountability & Funding Scrutiny: In Cambodia, an NGO Forum on Cambodia review found “significant compliance gaps” in three Chinese-backed projects against responsible business conduct standards, despite meeting minimum local laws. Climate & Community Action: Mangrove conservation efforts marked International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem with coastal clean-ups and public awareness drives in the Caribbean. Local Nonprofit Impact: DeKalb County’s Haven of Hope announced its annual fundraising golf tournament to fund counseling for uninsured and underinsured residents.