AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWorkplace Equality: A new Sri Lankan report says fear of losing jobs and weak reporting channels leave many women facing harassment without a safe way to seek help. Arts & Events: Kildare’s Spirit of Brigid festival has announced a 2027 line-up featuring Lisa O’Neill, Paul Brady and Mick Flannery with Susan O’Neill; Doha’s biennial opens with more than 300 designers exploring how traditional knowledge can shape contemporary work. Heritage: Historic England has added threatened sites, including Dursley Town Hall, to its at-risk register, highlighting the costs of preserving community landmarks. Media & Public Memory: Hungary has opened an online database naming tens of thousands of communist-era informants, while the UK culture secretary has referred Sky’s proposed ITV takeover for scrutiny over media choice and free speech. Culture Online: Tibetan artisan Kunga Chogyi is using livestream sales to bring traditional yak-hair weaving to new customers and support local women.
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