AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCatholic Media & Digital Culture: Pope Leo XIV urged Catholic communicators at the SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali to use digital platforms to promote human dignity, truth, and environmental care, warning against algorithm-driven hostility and calling for “a more human way of communicating.” Health & Family Life: Burundi is highlighted as a global breastfeeding leader, with UNICEF noting an exclusive breastfeeding rate of 83.3% in the 2024 SMART survey, as WHO and UNICEF push stronger counselling, maternity services, and workplace support. Justice & Everyday Access: Burundi plans a major judicial overhaul, investing over 60.5 billion Burundian francs to build local and first-instance courts and prosecutor offices across provinces and districts—aiming to bring justice closer to citizens. Protection of Children: The ONLCT warns that summer holidays raise the risk of child trafficking, with networks allegedly recruiting children and smuggling them to neighboring countries and beyond. Refugee Rights & Belonging: Congolese refugee families in Kavumu fear exclusion from voluntary repatriation and ask Burundian authorities to transfer them back to Musenyi for registration. Regional Security Cooperation: Nigeria’s Army chief reaffirmed deeper military cooperation with Burundi, including training and experience-sharing, to strengthen regional counter-terrorism.
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