Carbon Markets Under Scrutiny: A new report says the first UN Paris Agreement “high-integrity” carbon credits are tied to Myanmar junta-controlled institutions, raising alarms about human rights, governance, and whether emissions cuts are credible. Immigration & Rights: US deportation flights landed in the Central African Republic carrying people from Iran and other countries, with lawyers warning many may be forced back despite weaker “withholding of removal” protections. Education Access: Nepal opened parts of its energy sector to private investment, while in Nepal’s schools system, findings show nearly 70% of government schools in Mugu district have fewer than 50 students. Child Protection: In Assam’s Kamrup, eight child labourers were rescued and employers face legal action. Community Services: Hawaii Marine Animal Response marked 10 years, reporting 3,300 rescues and 100+ this year for monk seals, turtles, and at-risk seabirds. Housing Stability: South Africa’s social housing estate in Daggafontein faces eviction for 400+ households after the developer abandoned the site and units were hijacked. Local Governance & Inclusion: San Francisco approved expanding the Chinatown Night Market to five blocks despite opposition over limited community outreach. NGO & Civic Action: Ghana’s ZapTick AI app and a local NGO launched free digital learning support for rural students in Amethi. Public Health & Safety: Lagos’ First Lady led a drug-abuse walk at a tertiary institution, pushing evidence-based support over stigma. Policy & Accountability: Guyana’s minister defended a Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill as the result of a year-long consultation, amid calls for a publicly accessible sex offenders registry.