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- 1Jordan's NCHR convenes in Aqaba on 22nd human rights report▼NCHR Discusses 22nd Human Rights Report in Aqaba
Jordan's National Centre for Human Rights has held discussions in Aqaba on its 22nd annual human rights report. The meeting brings the centre's yearly assessment of rights conditions in the kingdom to the Red Sea city. Details of the report's findings and participants have not yet been widely reported, so the substance of the discussions remains unclear.
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Iranian security forces have arrested Sardar Ramin in the city of Naqadeh, in Iran's West Azerbaijan province, according to a human rights organization reporting on detentions in the region. No details have been released about the reasons for the arrest, the charges, or where he is being held. Human rights groups continue to document detentions of individuals in Kurdish areas of Iran, where arrests by security agencies are frequently reported.
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OxfordAQA, the exam board partnership between Oxford University Press and AQA, has trained more than 100 teachers in Bangladesh, according to the Daily Sun. The training supports teachers delivering OxfordAQA's international GCSE and A-level qualifications, which are used by schools in Bangladesh and worldwide, as the board expands its footprint in South Asia's growing international education market.