AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWomen’s Rights in Parliament: Mauritius has criminalised marital rape, ending a colonial-era loophole. The law sets sentences of 10 to 45 years, with tougher penalties for violence against a spouse, and is expected to be signed after publication in the official gazette. Local Governance & Civil Society: A proposed tighter FCRA Bill would create a custodian for foreign-funded NGO assets if registrations lapse or are cancelled, aiming to plug gaps that have left thousands of crores in limbo. Human Rights & Memory: Diego Garcia’s strategic military rise is tied to the forced removal of the Chagossian population between 1967 and 1973, a move repeatedly ruled as unlawful in international legal battles. Travel Policy (Mauritius): The U.S. is restructuring visa services across Africa from Aug. 1, 2026, with Port Louis named as one of the regional visa processing hubs. Culture & Craft: Ajrakh textile craft gets global spotlight as designer Aahaan Tandon’s handcrafted tie was worn by Christopher Nolan at The Odyssey premiere. Community & Lifestyle: Mauritius joined #CoopsDay2026 celebrations, highlighting cooperatives’ role in peace, inclusion and sustainable development.
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