AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoMartial Law Anniversary Security: Manila will lock down parts of Malacañang and suspend classes on Sept. 21 as protests mark the 54th anniversary of martial law, with police deploying more than 17,000 officers and restricting roads around key sites. Impeachment Threshold Fight: In the Philippines, law professors and bar leaders ask the Senate impeachment court to set the VP Sara Duterte conviction vote at 14, arguing only sitting senators should count; oral arguments are set for Sept. 23. Nigeria Election Finance Suit: SERAP sues INEC in Abuja seeking disclosure of political contribution limits, monitoring systems, and parties’ funding and spending records ahead of 2027 elections. Juror Safety After Mistrial: A Massachusetts judge declares a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case after a lone holdout, as the juror’s lawyer cites death threats and shares newborn photos. Family Court Cross-Border: Kuwait’s Court of Appeals cuts moral damages in a visitation-rights dispute after the ex-wife allegedly traveled abroad with children despite court orders. AI Antitrust: Multiple plaintiffs press an antitrust case alleging Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and SpaceXAI agreed to slow AI development. Press Freedom Clash: Reuters reports the Trump administration is preparing sanctions targeting the International Criminal Court.
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