AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUNICEF & CCCCC Climate Pact: UNICEF and the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre signed a five-year MoU to put children at the center of climate action, pushing child-sensitive policies, stronger adaptation and disaster risk reduction, and youth participation across the region. Safe Third Country Transfers: Belize accepted its first asylum seeker under the U.S. Safe Third Country Agreement, and officials say 8 people were transferred in total, with advance notice and background checks before arrival. Diplomatic Immunity Update: Belize partially waived the diplomatic immunity of Kennedy Carrillo so Canadian police can investigate an alleged domestic dispute, with Belize reiterating its zero-tolerance stance on gender-based violence. Women’s Rights in Focus: Mexico’s Feminist Foreign Policy was discussed at a Belize Women’s Forum event hosted by the National Women’s Commission and the Embassy of Mexico. Justice Through Theatre: A new play, A Woman Called Nora, revives Nora Parham’s case and renews calls for her full exoneration after her posthumous pardon. Youth & Community Learning: Police Youth Cadets toured local industries in Stann Creek, while 23 Peace Corps volunteers begin youth and education work across Belize. Culture Fund Opens: The Belize Culture Fund opened grant applications for arts and heritage projects, including support for living heritage and digital creative work.
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