CPLP at 30: The Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries marked its 30th anniversary, with Executive Secretary Fátima Jardim stressing that stronger member cooperation is key to tackling global challenges—highlighting Timor-Leste’s role since joining in 2002 and the group’s growing partnerships in areas like education and public health. Health rights alert: FRETILIN urged the immediate release of Sahrawi human rights defender Naâma Asfari, saying his health has deteriorated after more than 15 years in prison and an indefinite hunger strike since 8 June, with claims of prolonged isolation and inadequate medical care. Public health & food safety: Dili Dairy Factory says it has resumed production and returned to the market at full capacity, citing internal quality controls and independent lab testing with no non-compliances reported. Disability access: Timor’s PWD office reported progress resolving complaints over denied disability discounts, saying many violations stem from establishments’ misunderstanding of the law and that mediation helps settle cases. Nutrition & disease prevention: A large real-world study reports nicotinamide (vitamin B3) cut the risk of glaucoma in patients with elevated eye pressure by about two-thirds, adding to growing interest in neuroprotective supplements.