Mental Health Support: Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority donated about GH¢100,000 in food, hygiene items and mattresses to Accra Psychiatric Hospital for Father’s Day and Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, and pledged roof repairs for the children’s ward. Child Protection & Abuse Prevention: Malaysia’s Children Protection Society Malaysia urged schools to appoint specially trained teachers to spot and report abuse, citing rising harassment reports and warning that many cases go unnoticed due to stigma and weak supervision. Health & Sickle Cell Care: A Ghanaian haematologist called for urgent action to strengthen mental health and comprehensive care for people living with sickle cell disease, highlighting stigma, isolation and psychosocial strain. Rights on the Streets: India’s Supreme Court said safe, well-demarcated footpaths are a fundamental right, with pedestrians entitled to priority over motorised vehicles on such paths; Gurgaon’s walkability remains low and footpaths cover only a fraction of roads. Anti-Money Laundering Pressure: FATF kept Nepal on its “Grey List,” praising some progress but saying strategic gaps remain, including hawala controls and oversight of high-risk cooperatives and casinos. Energy Security: Vietnam’s EVN said it is securing coal and LNG supplies amid volatile markets while pushing conservation and rooftop solar. Civil Society & Accountability: Papua New Guinea’s anti-corruption walk drew thousands, with Transparency International PNG stressing integrity and action by ordinary people. Refugee/IDP Aid: An NGO and refugee commission launched medical outreach for Abuja IDPs, as displacement pressures continue. Digital Literacy for Students: Vietnam’s Can Tho schools are training students to handle misinformation, scams and AI responsibly ahead of the Cybersecurity Law 2025 taking effect July 1, 2026. Housing Crisis: South Africa’s housing backlog of 2.6 million homes is driving calls for new affordable housing approaches, including lessons from Vienna’s social housing model.