AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDeportation Abuse Claims: Amnesty and lawyers say U.S.-deported men to Equatorial Guinea were arrested, hooded, beaten, and held at gunpoint in a Malabo hotel-turned-detention site, with one Egyptian detainee held incommunicado for a week at a gendarmerie station. Political Pressure & Secrecy: A report says U.S. adviser Stephen Miller spoke by phone with Equatorial Guinea’s vice president the same day the assaults were carried out, while rights groups question what was discussed and why access to legal help is blocked. LGBTQ+ Rights Alarm: ICE deported an openly gay Arizona man to Equatorial Guinea despite concerns over limited protections and stigma, and another deportee reportedly remains trapped in legal limbo at Hotel Bamy. Digital Crackdown: Facebook and TikTok have been blocked for weeks after a corruption video targeting the vice president circulated, with internet speeds restricted and the video poster arrested. Community & Culture: A Malaga-based nurse from Rebola (Bioko) launched a charity to support children in Equatorial Guinea with sickle cell anaemia, blending diaspora care with local roots.
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