Dark Money & Food Policy: Salmon Scotland says “dark money” from overseas is funding campaigns to shut down Scottish salmon farms, pointing to at least £1.2m traced through charities and foundations. Environment & Public Advocacy: Ghana’s Tourism Minister warned, “If we stop preserving nature, we die,” urging citizens to fight pollution, wetland destruction, and harmful mining practices. Human Rights & Repression: Iranian actress Elnaz Shakerdoust was sentenced to one year in prison (plus a two-year activity ban) for supporting protesters after a January crackdown. Health & Care Access: Australia’s MSWA says it will stop Commonwealth-funded Support at Home services, leaving clients like Marlene Robinson worried about losing essential personal care. Workplace & Wages: Malaysia exempted MSMEs from an upcoming minimum wage increase “for the time being,” leaving millions without a pay floor. NGO Service Delivery: An NGO in Abuja inaugurated two centers for children with cerebral palsy, offering education, therapy, and skills support. Addiction Support: Red Deer’s Dream Centre raised about $130,000 toward free residential addiction recovery through its Road to Recovery Walk. Charity Funding for End-of-Life Care: Aurora House drew ~250 people and aims to raise $20,000 to keep free care running. Conflict & Civilian Harm: Sudan Doctors Network reports RSF “executions” of 25+ civilians in North Kordofan, calling for an independent UN investigation. Conservation: Zimbabwe collared six savannah elephants with GPS collars to track movements and reduce human-wildlife conflict.