Four activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla group have been released from detention in Libya, according to the group. Six additional activists are still in custody but are anticipated to be released within the next 24 hours.

Journalists in Tunisia have staged protests against what they describe as a growing crackdown on the media, following the arrest of a colleague. According to TimesLIVE, the detention of journalists signals a shift away from the relative openness the country experienced after the Arab Spring towards renewed repression of the press. The demonstrations reflect mounting concern among Tunisian media workers over restrictions on journalistic freedom and the treatment of reporters by authorities.

Protesters have shut down and sealed the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) headquarters in Tripoli, Libya, according to Al Jazeera. Video footage showed demonstrators closing off the agency's offices, though the blurb does not specify the protesters' demands, the size of the demonstration, or how long the headquarters has been or will remain closed.

Israel has deported British activist Finn Joughin, a pro-Palestinian volunteer who worked to protect Palestinian children, and imposed a 10-year entry ban on him, according to Al Jazeera. The outlet reports that Joughin had been kidnapped by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank prior to his deportation. The case adds to tensions over the treatment of foreign activists operating in the West Bank amid the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

According to Al Jazeera, it has been over 1,000 days since the onset of genocide and 500 days since Dr. Hussam Abu Safia's detention. The report calls for urgent action to address both issues and secure his release.

A UN report indicates that over 5,300 individuals remain imprisoned in scam centres in Myanmar, which are reportedly run by foreign nationals trafficked by criminal gangs. The findings highlight ongoing human rights abuses linked to these operations.