AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUS Deportations to CAR: A U.S. deportation flight carrying about two dozen migrants landed in Bangui, Central African Republic, after leaving Louisiana and stopping in Ghana, with lawyers and rights groups saying the group included an Iranian pro-democracy activist and other nationals from Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey and Georgia—some reportedly had U.S. court protection such as “withholding of removal.” Rights Concerns: Advocates say the CAR has no clear support or housing details publicly shared, and warn deportees could be forced back to the countries they fled, despite the U.S. State Department’s “do not travel” advisory. Community Peacebuilding: In Batangafo, a displaced woman leader described rebuilding efforts through her NGO Londo E Lekere, focused on peacebuilding and empowering women’s leadership after the 2013 violence. Regional Context: A separate report notes CAR is among CEMAC states seeing export price pressure, with cocoa driving a sharp drop in agricultural export earnings.
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