AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoISIS-linked “Doctor Jihad” in Iraq: An Australian pediatrician, Tareq Kamleh, long presumed dead after the Raqqa siege, is reported alive in a high-security Iraqi prison and seeking repatriation—prompting renewed calls in Australia to block his return and warning he would face the full force of the law. TPS and health access in limbo: The U.S. Supreme Court greenlit terminations of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti and Syria, leaving thousands at risk of losing work permits and healthcare stability, with knock-on effects for caregiving and medical staffing. Lebanon’s health and displacement pressure: As Israel-Hezbollah tensions continue and hundreds of thousands remain displaced, Lebanon’s education minister says the education sector needs 10–15 years to recover—another sign of long-term strain on health and wellbeing for war-affected communities. Global hunger warning: A UN hunger report highlights a sharp rise in undernourishment in Pakistan despite global improvements, underscoring how conflict and governance priorities can worsen nutrition outcomes. Community wellness for refugees: A women-led community garden project is helping refugees and residents reduce health inequality through accessible green space and practical food-growing skills.
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