AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPacific Peace Push: Pacific Islands Forum leaders have issued a fresh global appeal for peace, urging world leaders to uphold the UN Charter and settle disputes through dialogue as tensions rise. Legal Accountability in Australia: Australia’s High Court rejected the Labor government’s bid for immunity over unlawful indefinite detentions, potentially exposing the government to large damages. Refugee Week & Nauru Link: Catholic Alliance for People Seeking Asylum says Refugee Week highlights ongoing gaps for people seeking asylum, including criticism that the May Budget offered little transparency on offshore processing arrangements involving Nauru. Tokelau Tuna Shock: Tokelau has been removed from the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) and now risks losing up to two-thirds of government revenue after losing access to the Vessel Day Scheme. Deep-Sea Mining Governance: Nauru and Tonga-backed seabed minerals firms have filed UNCLOS claims against the International Seabed Authority over contract compliance and due-process concerns, as exploitation rules remain unsettled. Cybercrime Cooperation: Fiji is hosting Pacific legal officials to finalise a regional cybercrime legislation handbook, with Nauru among participating countries.
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