AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSupreme Court Watch: India’s CJI Surya Kant says reports of refusing an urgent hearing on alleged police excesses against students are false, and the court will hear related pleas on July 27. Protest Accountability: The RAF has launched an internal verification into claims of excessive force and pellet gun use during Delhi student protests, while Congress leader Rahul Gandhi publicly showed a protester’s pellet injuries and demanded action. Legal Pressure on Police: The Supreme Court agreed to hear petitions alleging police brutality against students protesting NEET paper leak issues. Campus Safety & Discipline: Malaysia’s Selangor Education Department is backing police investigations after a viral assault outside a secondary school left a 16-year-old student and his father injured, warning against speculation and sharing minors’ identities. Education Policy & Workforces: Japan’s Koshien University will stop recruiting new students due to shrinking enrollment, and The Bahamas faces a major teacher shortage ahead of the school year. Learning, Not Just Protest: University of Galway recognized student innovators at its Start With Us awards, including social and commercial projects. Teacher & AI Abuse Case: A 73-year-old former teacher in Australia was charged for allegedly using AI to create child exploitation images of students.
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