AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDeportation Case: A US federal judge ordered officials to help return Ahmed Soliman, an Arizona man deported to Equatorial Guinea, rejecting the government’s argument that it could not act while he was in Equatorial Guinean custody. Soliman has reported threats and beatings after being held at a Malabo hotel. Detained Spaniards: Families of two Spanish telecom workers held at Malabo’s Black Beach prison for more than 20 months plan to protest in Granada on October 10, fearing a trial they say lacks evidence. Wider Rights Concerns: Human Rights Watch says the US has sent more than 500 people it could not deport home to African countries with no ties to them, often without a meaningful chance to challenge their removal. A separate report describes a broader network of third-country deportations. Public Health: A UN report warns that trafficking in counterfeit and unapproved medicines threatens Central Africa; at least 251 tonnes were seized across the region from 2020 to 2025, though data for Equatorial Guinea remain incomplete.
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